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Economic climate in Texas
Posted by Buckeye PLS on December 31, 2013 at 3:08 amEvery winter I get more and more serious about leaving the cold northern climate and heading south for good. Wondering if any Texas surveyors would share their thoughts on the outlook for surveyors and the pros and cons of being a Texas RPLS.
tommy-young replied 10 years, 8 months ago 8 Members · 9 Replies -
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I have been doing this too long in central texas to have any cons.. its my life and what i do. I have been fortunate..
tons of positions listed in TSPS classified section. good luck Buckeye! -
> Every winter I get more and more serious about leaving the cold northern climate and heading south for good. Wondering if any Texas surveyors would share their thoughts on the outlook for surveyors and the pros and cons of being a Texas RPLS.
You can come to Texas but for goodness sake leave the cold weather where you found it. 🙂
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> You can go to Texas but for goodness sake take the cold weather with you. 😀
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> > You can go to Texas but for goodness sake take the cold weather with you. 😀
:good:
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Shoot me an email for further discussion! Email should be in my profile.
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We do a lot of work in Ohio, out of Pittsburgh and Houston.
Any other States?
SJ
I will be back in the office Thursday.B-)
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I appreciate the replies but I think I will have to leave the cold weather behind!
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> I appreciate the replies but I think I will have to leave the cold weather behind!
In Houston “cold weather” is anything under 80°. -
And whatever you do, don’t go to Texas and tell everyone how you used to do it in Ohio.
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