After working in your trade for some time, developing the skills necessary to thrive, you might have tried to progress your career. Even with these skills, it can be quite difficult to move up the ranks – and there’s often a very simple reason for this.
CareerCast Identifies Best Jobs for Generation Z
Hot Careers Include Financial Planner, HR Manager and Statistician
Career Tips – Common Career Paths for the Student of GIS, an Infographic from USC
The University of Southern California’s GIS Program and Pearson Education have put together an infographic titled “Common Career Paths for the Student of Geographic Information Science & Technology”.
10 Tips to Help 2015 Grads Find a Job They’ll Love
Before You Work, You Must NETwork: 10 Tips to Help 2015 Grads Find a Job They’ll Love
Career Tip – GEOINT Essential Body of Knowledge
The GEOINT Essential Body of Knowledge is the defining document for standards in the broad practice of GEOINT. USGIF produced this document by conducting a cross-industry job analysis to identify the knowledge, skills, and abilities critical to the GEOINT workforce.
Advice for Students from A Professional on Preparing for a Spatial Career
Sarah Cordivano from Azavea has shared an interesting resource to anyone interested in a career in the GIS / Geotech industry. She touches on technologies one should consider learning, tips on how you can stand out, and important networking advice – nice stuff!
Free ArcGIS Online Activities for Earth Science Classrooms Released
Redlands, California—June 15, 2015—To support Esri’s initiative to provide a free ArcGIS Online subscription to every K–12 school in the United States, the company has teamed with GISetc to produce the Earth Science GeoInquiry Collection.
GoGeomatics Canada Launches E-Book for International Geospatial Job Seekers
GoGeomatics Canada, the premier communications and resource hub in the Canadian geospatial community, has just launched a career guide for international job seekers looking to move to Canada to work in GIS, remote sensing, surveying, geodesy, and geomatics engineering.
New Commerce Report Explores High Paying, Fast Growing Data Jobs
Washington, D.C. – March 13, 2015 – The Department of Commerce’s Economics and Statistics Administration (ESA) released a new report today, entitled “The Importance of Data Occupations in the U.S. Economy,” that explores the importance of data jobs and their impact on the U.S. economy.
USCIS Will Accept H-1B Petitions for Fiscal Year 2016 Beginning April 1, 2015
Petitioners are Reminded to Follow Regulatory Requirements
