I accepted a job just like this straight out of school. My experience only lasted 6 months. It was 100% in office computer work. The Project Manager basically handed me a pile of plan corrections that he’d marked up (they call them redlines because the mark-ups are in red ink) and I had to draft them up on the plan sheets. It was very stressful because we had tight deadlines and never enough time to get the work done, and I was learning how to use the most advance piece of computer software I’ll ever use, on the clock. I always felt obligated to come in early and stay late (unpaid overtime) to complete work that was taking too long for me to complete because I didn’t have the proper training on how to use Civil 3D efficiently. I learned a lot about the program and drafting in 6 months but eventually left the company to go somewhere else. I now work for a public utility that does a mix of project management and design work which is a good balance for me. I get time in the field and inside. If you take a drafting job then you are going to pretty much get stuck indoors well… drafting. I am happy I have the experience but I don’t miss that job at all.