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3 Tips For Managing Land Surveying Workloads as an Independent Solo Surveyor

September 15, 2011 in Associate Membership, Business, Business Practices, Geomatics, Independent Solo Surveyor, Land Surveying, Premium Membership, Professional Land Surveyor Practice

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Last June I wrote 5 Tips For Working as an Independent Solo Surveyor where I shared a few tips I’ve learned about what works best working as an Independent Solo Surveyor.

When considering working as an Independent Solo Surveyor and getting up and running with your robotic land surveying equipment, as an example,  it’s very easy to focus too much on the technical challenges, which can hurt your professional land surveying business and professional career.

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5 Tips for Successful Independent Solo Surveyor Workload Strategies

December 10, 2010 in Associate Membership, Business, GPS, Independent Solo Surveyor, Land Surveying, Land Surveying Equipment, Laser Scanning, Premium Membership, Surveying Software

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In today’s Premium Member post I’d like to discuss effective strategies for effectively mastering your workload. Three years ago this month I transformed my professional land surveyor practice from your typical land surveying company with multiple crews and back-office personnel to that of being a solo surveyor.

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5 Saturday Tips for a More Productive Next Week

August 14, 2010 in Associate Membership, Business, Business Practices, Continuing Education, Land Surveying, Premium Membership, Professional Land Surveyor Practice

5 Saturday Tips for a More Productive Next WeekHere are a few tips to help you succeed in having a more productive next week.

Question: Why Saturday?

Answer: Why not? No seriously now; because the best way to execute success is to plan for success. The day really isn’t important, so let’s call it “End of the Week” Tips for a More Productive Next Week, if you prefer.

Question: It was a tough week this week, so why can’t I just put this off and worry about it next week? Besides, I love the exhilaration of scrambling everyday to make deadlines and putting out client and project fires as they arise!

Answer: Think about it, you probably experienced a tough week at work, scrambling to make deadlines while putting out all those client and project fires, because you didn’t plan for the things you could control.

Question: But I can’t plan because I’ll just have to change everything next week as circumstances change?

Answer: So what? What you said and what I heard are two different things. I heard, besides fear, is “I choose guaranteed failure rather than give myself a great chance at success” or, maybe even, “I’m really comfortable with chronic failure”. It’s not cast in stone; it’s just a plan for goodness sake – so change it as need be.

Those who set goals and plan for success more often reach their goals and enjoy success than those who don’t.

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