Geosearch, Inc.
(http://www.geosearch.com/)
Commercial GIS and geospatial industry recruitment company serving employers and employment seekers.
![Geosearch website](Images/geosearch.png)
GIS Connection
(http://www.gisconnection.com)
A commercial job announcement and resume posting service for geospatial technology employment.
![GIS Connection website](Images/GISconnection.png)
GISjobs.com
(http://www.gisjobs.com)
Another commercial job announcement and resume posting service for geospatial industry employment.
![GISjobs website](Images/GISjobs.png)
GIS Jobs & Careers
(http://careers.geocomm.com/)
GeoCommunity Career Center. GIS and geospatial industry job announcements and career resources.
![GIS Jobs & Careers website](Images/geocomm.png)
GIS Jobs Clearinghouse
(http://www.gjc.org/)
Claims to be the most visited GIS and remote sensing jobs site on the Internet with hundreds of positions and resumes in their databases.
![GIS Jobs Clearinghouse website](Images/gjc.png)
You saw all of the job listings and descriptions and you see the potential for the industry as a whole in the article on the right. You are fascinated by geospatial technologies such as Web maps and GPS and you enjoy working with computers and technology. A career in GIS and related geospatial technologies seems worthwhile and exciting but where do you go from here?
Well, GIS Lounge has a great article on building a career in GIS and the folks over there have some GREAT advice---"start with a solid education." A solid understanding of geospatial technologies takes training, education, and some experience.