Marketing and Rebranding GIS: Opportunities for GIS Professionals
GIS professionals need to emphasize more than just their geospatial skills when marketing GIS to organizations.
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.
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?
A recently published open access journal article presents three case studies to help analyze the level of GIS expertise needed for interdisciplinary studies.
The Women in Geospatial+ (WiG+) group has recently opened up submissions for its newly launched Speakers Database.
Esri has announced that the 2020 Esri International User Conference will be held as a virtual event.
If you’re looking for free digital books covering GIS, analysis, and programing to improve your geospatial skills, Springer has eBooks you can download.
Jeffrey Skahill with Quantum Spatial shares some strategies he uses to successfully lead a remote team.
Developed by Black Girls MAPP, a networking group that “connects and empowers women of color in the field of GIS”, has created a dashboard that lets users browse potential educational and Esri partnership opportunities.
Web sites with information specifically regarding peer support for women in GIS.
The Women in Geospatial professional networking group has opened up applications for its inaugural career mentorship program.
The next time a child asks you to explain what GIS is, you might want to read them this online book about Lindsey the GIS Specialist.
A couple of innovative summer programs with GIS opportunities that are available each year are Azavea’s Summer of Maps and Google’s Summer of Code.