FASTEST Way to Learn Modern GIS and ACTUALLY Get a Job

Cannot emphasize how helpful your content has been. GIS can be a bit of niche field and online info is not always as prevalent as other tech fields. I have basic fundamental skills from my undergrad but I am also the only GIS person in my office so it can be a bit overwhelming at times how much I still have to learn.

I'm so glad to find this channel, this video is very useful, thanks Matt🤙

Very VERY early in my GIS career and this video is exactly what I was looking for. Keep up the good work for the people dude.

Thanks for this video, Matt. Great resources and pointers.

I'm so thankful that I found ur channel. It really is a big help for me, especially I'm only starting my career. Thank you!

I am a masters student of geoinformatics in Germany and will start into my GIS career soon. Thanks for your helpful advises, Matt!

Thank you for your sharing. Great to learn as person with no gis background

Thank you Matt. This is very helpful.

Your channel is by far the best I've seen for GIS development. Like, it's crazy how much.

Thankyou for your amazing roadmap video. your videos are awesome. I just wanted to know when I will understand that I have learned enough to progress into next tool. I mean at first you told us to learn QGIS, so I wanted to know that which topics should I cover while learning QGIS and similarly for other tools which topic should I cover. thank you again for sharing such insights.

Great video. I am going to share this with my GIS class.

This was very helpful. Thank you very much!

Good to find a channel like yours Matt! I'm a "failed" astrophysicist (no jobs in the field) switching over to a GIS career now. I have years of experience analyzing data, including GIS, but didn't know how to translate this into experience for the private sector. Had a GIS technician job, but just got fired on a whim and back to square one. Now I just want to become an analyst, so this is all helpful advice, but how long should I committ to training and practice before I start reapplying? I'm thinking 3 months min (like coding bootcamps) but 6 months feels way better.

Subbed and liked. Awesome. Tahnks so much.

So many Office references 😂 I'm both educated and entertained. Thanks, Matt!

Thank you for your help!

Excited I found your channel

As a recently retired GIS ANALYST/… I can’t agree more with this perspective, although I might add FME, ( the Swiss Army knife) to the tool kit. Thanks again for sharing!

Thanks for this information, glad to know Thor's brother in also involved in this field.

Thank you, important things to do