During this week, there are many ways that surveyors can use this time to strengthen our beloved profession. Here are a few ideas:
Share your knowledge and experience with others. Offer to mentor a young surveyor or provide advice to someone just starting out in the industry. https://landsurveyorsunited.com/mentorship
Participate in local surveyor events and activities to raise awareness of the importance of surveying. Amplify the message by uploading photos and videos to your Local Chapter Hubs inside Land Surveyors United, showcasing the similarities and differences among working environments across the great USA. Here is where you can add your local surveyor events to increase participation and extend your networking efforts. https://landsurveyorsunited.com/events
Educate the public and one another. This could include speaking to school groups, attending career fairs, or volunteering at a community event. If you are an educator, start your own classroom hub and teach a course. Tap into close to 21,000 land surveyors and you'll be surprised how many will be interested in what you have to share.
ttps://landsurveyorsunited.com/hubs/Education
Connect with other surveyors in your area by Joining and introducing yourself inside your Local Hub. Organize and attend networking events or even better, be the first in your chapter to organize a real life meet-up with other surveyors to discuss industry trends and best practices. You will be surprised how much your career will advance through this type of meetup. Here are the group chapters for all 50 states. https://landsurveyorsunited.com/hubs/USA
Let's use this week to celebrate our achievements as surveyors and promote the value we bring to our communities. I encourage all of you to get involved in any way you can and help strengthen our profession. https://landsurveyorsunited.com/nationalsurveyorsweek
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