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Despite progress, women remain underrepresented, but there's a growing demand for building surveyors. Hear from professionals in the industry about reflections on their career journeys and discover how women in building surveying are overcoming barriers, embracing fulfilling work, and shaping the future of the profession.
Navigate your path to success: learn about development opportunities for quantity surveyors, with strategies and insights to help you secure your next role.
Building control surveyors are in high demand. From skill to salary progression: here’s what you need to know about building control jobs.
Quantity surveyors are in high demand. From skill to salary progression: here’s what you need to know about quantity surveying jobs.
Graduate building surveyors are in high demand. From skill to salary progression: here’s what you need to know about graduate building surveying jobs.
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Working across time zones can feel like a juggling act. It’s not easy to collaborate and keep team spirit high across different time zones but despite these challenges, most organisations in surveying will find the benefits of working across time zones outweigh the limitations.
Being a surveyor is a fascinating and rewarding career. There are a variety of areas to work within the industry including the built environment, property, land and construction. Read on to find the key information about breaking into the surveying industry.
Learn more about the different routes to becoming a surveyor in the post-pandemic world.
Two senior RICS surveyors reveal the benefits of leaving the traditional surveying career path and going client-side.
White Horse Surveyor look at some of the key aspects of the process that they have adapted following the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Surveying is not a one-size-fits-all career. There are lots of specialisms and areas of expertise that surveyors can work in. These range from examining pieces of art and antiques to rethinking urban landscapes.
White Horse Surveyors give RICS Recruit an insight into which technologies are impacting the industry the most.
The skills shortage is increasing the competition for quality staff, but candidates shouldn’t be enticed by short-term financial gains.
Surveyors working within the land area comprise a range of specialists who are experts in all aspects of land and the related environment.
Working in property can provide great opportunities to play a part in every aspect of the development, purchase, sale and management of property.
RICS Recruit meets Lt Col Ian Webster TD, a chartered surveyor and Military Engineer
In the next part of RICS Recruit's surveying around the world series, we visit Sub-Saharan Africa
We explore the Brazilian surveying market with Marcia Ferrari, RICS Brazil Country Manager
In the first part of this series, we explore the different surveying terms used in the ASEAN region with Bill Jones
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- RICS Recruit/Dayle Bayliss
We introduce you to Dayle Bayliss, an award-winning surveyor who has helped others to enter the industry