Articles covering issues relating to developing a career in GIS including interview preparation, educational background, and ongoing professional development. Also listed are GIS job resources.
Opeyemi Kazeem-Jimoh of the Geospatially Africa Podcast spoke to Sharon Omoja, a regional ambassador for Women in Geospatial+ about her personal experience in volunteering and mentoring women in the geospatial industry.
Olufemi Damilola from Africa GeoConvo Podcast discusses information about employment options as a GIS enthusiast or student, as well as a curated list of African organizations that employ GIS practitioners.
This article from Bootcamp GIS provides tips for how to get promoted in GIS.
Adebowale Daniel and Nnenna Nkata from the AfricaGeoconvo podcast share important information about securing a GIS graduate program.
In a MapScaping podcast, Dan Mahr talks about how he was able to transition to a software engineer, but still uses his GIS skills to benefit his career.
A GIS portfolio is a way to digitally present GIS projects and maps that you have created.
Leaders in the geospatial community can help to foster key skills through mentoring and developer a stronger community.
In a recent GIS podcast, Sarah Taigel discusses how being a professional geographer can provide key advantages to using GIS analysis.
A quick look at GIS professionals, their educational background, and the software tools and programming languages they use in their jobs.
A recently published study took at look at the geographic, gender, and career characteristics of those that are certified Geographic Information Systems (GIS) Professional (GISP).
GIS professionals need to emphasize more than just their geospatial skills when marketing GIS to organizations.
Ever wonder how diverse the titles are of those that work with GIS?