5 Tips For Working as an Independent Solo Surveyor
June 13, 2011 in Associate Membership, Business, Business Practices, Independent Solo Surveyor, Land Surveying, Land Surveying Equipment, Premium Membership, Professional Land Surveyor Practice
I’ve now been working as an independent solo surveyor for a few years, and I can’t imagine going back. In large part, this is because of financial issues involving: hard economic realities, reduced overhead, greater efficiencies, and greater professional freedom.
What does Independent Solo Surveyor mean to you? For me, independent solo surveying involves using specific high-tech land surveying equipment (think robotic total stations and GPS), but more importantly, employing a range of tools and techniques to effectively and productively provide superior professional services.
Along the way, I’ve learned a few things about what works best working as an Independent Solo Surveyor.
In this Premium Membership post I’ll share 5 Tips For Working as an Independent Solo Surveyor. Read the rest of this entry →








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