Can anyone help me get a good job! I m a GIS professional!

It's all about your own mentality.

Jobs are not hard to find.

Don't take yourself too seriously.

Start with the basics.

There are too many people asking this question here, upstairs, and I support it. Let's bother to find it in reality.

Start by asking yourself what you can do. The scope of GIS is too wide, which direction is the specific research? Personally, I think webgis is more promising, bring your own works, and I'm not afraid that no company wants you.

Actually, you should also report the psychology of giving it a try.

It's better to go out and find a job on your own

200 points can change jobs, and everyone doesn't have to go to the talent market to squeeze their heads for a long time.

1. The principle of GIS spatial analysis is a problem that can only be explained clearly in a book, and if it is said after a paragraph, it is also very vague and abstract.

2. It is also a big problem, and it is not easy to intercede.

The database design takes into account the data that will be used in the system, such as the various geographic information layers of the Asian Games Village, including roads, settlements, other land use information layers, and of course, the information of the venues.

The basic functions of the system are easy to think of: the map display of the Asian Games Village, the query of the venue, the query of the bus route if there is a bus, the optimization of the bus route, the shortest path analysis, etc. Another example is the distance measurement function, which can easily measure the length of two points or a certain highway, such as the function of three-dimensional display and so on.

Leave your mailbox, and I'll send you a ppt of the operation process.

Let's look for references.

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I graduated from high school English is super bad but I like to play with the computer in 2005 I used Yi Language in an Internet café in 2005 plus Youdao dictionary It took one night and two noon to write a small virus program named after me When I was in computer class, I used my classmate's *** to put it on the computer to run it All the computers were hacked, and the teacher's was also hacked Just my good thing As a result, I didn't have class in the afternoon Help him reinstall the 2000 system What's the big deal What are you afraid of and don't want your life.

,I'm learning your GIS.,I'll ask you if you have any questions.。

Practice makes perfect, any learning starts with imitation, you should make learning to code a top priority in life, in addition to eating, resting, and preparing for exams, you should devote yourself to learning programming.

After half a year of intensive and uninterrupted learning, you will leave your classmates far behind. If you have the energy, it is recommended to start with C++, so that you will have more choices in the future.

First of all, we understand the difference between GIS and the IT industry, GIS is the industry that collects, stores, manages, calculates, analyzes, and describes data. IT, on the other hand, is more pure in dealing with computers, but the simplest also means the hardest.

Of course, it all depends on your choice, and the road is your own choice, so you don't complain.

Many people will think that IT is a very popular industry, but IT is a very challenging industry.

The IT industry is suitable for young people who have the courage to challenge themselves, and it is in the continuous self-challenge that many famous figures have emerged in the IT industry, such as Bill Gates, Steve Jobs, ......These people who have made a name for themselves all over the world, and they continue to challenge and eventually change the world.

However, it is difficult to get started with IT, and IT practitioners have a very strong project awareness and professionalism, so it is difficult to find a good job if you don't have any outstanding skills.

It all depends on your own choice, whether to choose GIS with professional knowledge, although you are not interested in it but you are good at it, or you are engaged in IT that is only half-understood.