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10 Tips for Tech Job Seekers & Strategies for Leveraging Social Media

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Jobs… no doubt with the economy in a little bit of turmoil the topic of careers and possibly a career change or maybe job security is on the minds of many. I’ve noticed over the years that quite often, the end of the year is very active with job postings and new career opportunities. If there’s one time of the year you should be watching the job boards I say it’s the last week of the year and the start of the new year period.

job search tips image: Monster

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5 Things on Friday 2020 – #1

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I’ve been doing the “5 Things on Friday” thing for several years (on and off) and I was just thinking to myself, the New Year would be a great time to revive it. And so, let me start off the year by sharing 5 cool things that you might want to check out; including, a cool tree map, visual marketing tips, a mobile printing solution and more.

Seattle Treemap

Seattle is part of the Open TreeMap Community – OpenTreeMap is a collaborative platform for crowdsourced tree inventory, ecosystem services calculations, urban forestry analysis, and community engagement.  This amazing web service enables users to locate trees, update tree records and add trees to the inventory. Tree are organized by species and photos are also provided. The Seattle Tree Map is part of Canopy Connections, a project by the Seattle Audubon Society. See the Seattle TreeMap HERE

 Seattle tree map

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135 Google Tips.

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135 Incredibly Useful Things You Didn’t Know Google Could Do

135 Incredibly Useful Things You Didn't Know Google Could Do

Take your Google game to the next level with these expert tips!

You’ll get more out of Google once you know all of the advanced features. This resource covers tips waiting to be discovered, such as:

  • Google calendar advanced options
  • Unlocking productivity secrets in Google Sheets
  • Shortcuts and overlooked features of Chrome
  • Gmail settings to make your inbox more efficient
  • Google docs hacks
  • The best features of Google Maps

Take the time to learn these tips and watch your productivity skyrocket.


Offered Free by: Fast Company

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101 Ready Made Excel Templates

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101 Ready Made Excel Templates

Here are some free, handy resources to help you be more organized in 2020 – 101 Ready Made Excel Templates 

Dive in and start using these free Excel Templates!

Excel Templates are a great way to get organized, get inspired and learn Excel. With 101 templates at your disposal, you can choose from a variety of categories including, Budgets, Planners, Lists, Invoices, Calendars, Gantt Charts, Accounting, Personal, and so much more.

Download your templates HERE

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See What Others Can’t! The Esri Location Technology Commercial

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Have you seen it yet? You know, the Esri commercial! Yup, it hit the air this week, apparently running during Monday Night Football for a first airing (apparently) and then I’ve seen it on CNN during a news broadcast. 

So, what do you see?? Patterns, connections, relationships… See what others can’t with Esri Location Technology… 

It defintely got the attention of the GeoGeeks… do you think it got the attention of Joe public though? Thoughts?

From Esri:

Learn more at http://ow.ly/Bn7N50wP1tX

Visit http://ow.ly/Bn7N50wP1tX see to discover their stories.

See video on Youtube

 

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Flights Into the Past: Archaeological Prospection Using Lidar

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What can we learn from the patterns of past civilizations? Today’s researchers are harnessing the power of lidar to map ancient landscapes—landscapes that can help us design, plan, organize, and maintain systems that are resilient to cultural and ecological change.

lidar webinar series

Title: Flights Into the Past: Archaeological Prospection Using Lidar
Date: Wednesday, October 23rd 2019
Time: 1:00 PM – 2:00 PM Eastern
Presenter Dr. Juan Carlos Fernandez-Diaz is Research Assistant Professor at the University of Houston and co-Investigator at NCALM research center.

Presenter Dr. Timothy Murtha is an Associate Professor Center for Latin American Studies and a founding faculty member of FIBER.

Stick around for an interactive Q&A session with panelists after the presentation concludes.

This event is sponsored by Teledyne Optech.

Register HERE

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