The Top 5 Skills You Need for a Successful Career in GIS, Part 3

The Top 5 Skills You Need for a Successful Career in GIS, Part 3

[eminegunok]

GIS is lifelong journey🌟 Thanks Joseph

[beastlybryan]

The competency model is what came to mind before I began your 3 part video. It is good to get a refresher on what to focus on, what not to focus on and what I do well or not so well. Thanks!

[jdporter]

This was a great informative set of videos. It was good to hear a different perspective on skills; quite thought provoking. I'm pursuing a degree in GIScience at Texas State University and I think by working to improve these skills, I can become a better student on my way to becoming a GIS professional. I look forward to viewing other videos on your channel.

[dragonmaster]

As a GIS student in Canada who's writing their first 'real' resume, this video series has given me a better understanding of the sorts of skills I think I should highlight. Thank you for sharing your experience.

[lifelessNbored]

These videos were really informative and useful. Thank you for posting them!

[jadutton]

This information is excellent. Thank you for taking the time to educate us.

[jake]

Great video series! thanks Joseph. It's funny finding this now a few months later; soon after your talk at Westfield State University I declared a GIS minor. I've since held a few related internships and tutor courses that use ArcMap at Westfield State University, and am considering options for post grad careers, online courses and internships.

[jordanpriebe]

Great series of videos and great advice!

[nojabformeeducateyourself]

As second career this would be great for when I retire. Thanks!!

[dilansankalpa]

Thanks for these insightful explanations about the skills required to be a successful GIS professional. How do you view the future of GIS in the startup ecosystem?

[faustinalinayeboah]

Hi Joseph, thank you so much for this video. It is very insightful. Particularly on building programming skills, could you share some helpful resources or courses I could take.

[beastlybryan]

Going through this series makes me even more bummed that I can't make it to the ESRI UC in San Diego this month...I know you and other potential mentors will be there. Hopefully I can go next year.

[tallaganda]

I just started a course in Spatial/Surveying with the aim of being a Surveyor, but after doing the GIS side of it, i am seriously considering going that route, if i had known of such a career when i was at high school, i could have save a good ten years plus.

[iGhostr]

Thank you, it really motivates me! :)