I have a job offer offering CAD , distribution design studio and very light ArcGIS. I’m making a career pivot. Is this a good place to get GIS experience.
I see plenty of entry-level positions that are offering decent wages for entry level, I’m in Ohio.
Why is it dead? Why aren’t people taking these roles ,why so many of them are still open in this economy?
No matter what map mode I’m in or what I change the ledger view to , it always shows “Countries-At Peace”
I make 25$ per hour, I've worked as a survey technician for 8 months and my crew chief is retiring. I came to the job knowing nothing except plan reading, GIS and intro to CAD .
I recently completed my first planimetric and topo of an industrial facility alone whilst training the new guy, I'm decent at deed/easement research, learning Civil 3D and soon to be able to make my own basemaps. I have a bachelors degree in geography. I am 3/4 the way thru a 33 hour survey certificate from a community college AND I am studying for section 107 after taking a UAV course at community college. How should I go about asking for a raise and what should my target wage be?