Tilting the GIS job hunting odds

I recently came across this article posted on GIS Lounge, a great USA based online GIS magazine - http://www.gislounge.com/tilting-the-gis-job-hunting-odds/. This short article provides the GIS job seeker with some great job seeking/interview advice.

Article intro: "A common complaint I hear is how difficult it can be to find a job in GIS.  The search for a job in GIS can be challenging so the following are things to consider to make sure you are prepared for a successful career in GIS."

• Bring the goods - Get a qualification, do a course, get work experience ..........
• Make sure your resume (CV) sells you - Short, relevant and to the point ..........Don't forget to spell check.
• Clean out your Internet skeletons - Make sure your online presence shows off the "right" you ..........
• Do a peer review - Get your CV reviewed and prepare for interviews ..........
• Be innovative in your search - Search internet job sites, company website, government magazines, newspapers, etc ..........
• Be Flexible - Be flexible in terms where and what your first GIS job is, just get your career going ..........