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Proof the you CAN find a Job in Land Surveying
Today I am going to prove to you that it is possible to find a land surveying job. I have heard too many out-of-work surveyors say that they cannot find employment in their state, despite the fact that they have years of experience, a license and have searched "everywhere."
Today I will show you something that I made to prove this very statement wrong. Hopefully, there will be many out of work land surveyors out there who will use this resource and
For those of you who are looking for land surveying jobs in the United States, I have spent my Saturday building something which will make your job hunt MUCH easier. It was an idea that I had and could not rest until it was complete. So here it is....my gift to you, All available land surveying jobs broken down by state for all 50 states!
What is This I am Looking At?
What you are looking at is a proof of concept. First, I have created a custom Yahoo pipe which pulls in queries from all of
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