I'm about to be Graduating from a college in florida. However, do not want to stay in this state. My only problem is I only have local archaeology experience from this area. I have to apply to a job in another location with no experience there...
That's okay, especially if you are not moving too far. If you are moving across the country it should still be alright, especially if your experience is CRM-based.
Do you have any recommendations for how to get into CRM without local knowledge, but several years of experience in another location/geographic region?
Not at first. Jobs usually run for several weeks, where you are gone for the work week and come home on weekends (or gone for 10 days, home for 4). Later, as you progress through the industry, it can get more controllable. This story is typical, but there are lots of exceptions. I did lots of part-time work where I was able to come home at night.
you are so damn funny with your delivery! i can see your theatre side! wish i could see you in a movie but probably more helpful you’re guiding me through this ahah!!
Kinkella! You’re the man, the reason I became an archaeologist. I’m currently looking for a CRM job based on your recommendation!
Tell me how it goes!
Graduated from Moorpark back in 2018 after studying anthro there, glad to say I'm still learning from Kinkella even now. Thanks for the video!
Cool! Nice hearing from you.
Loved this video! I'm an 'academic' archaeologist who is moving to CRM :p I was rofl when you did the academic impression hahah
I'm glad you got the inside jokes...
This is great! Will be using with my students. Thanks for making these great videos!
Thanks!
This was very helpful I am thinking of adding a gis certificate to my degree so i was happy to hear you mention it!
FINALLY THE VIDEO IVE BEEN WAITING FOR
I hope it helps!
This video is SO UNDERRATED! Sounds like an interesting job.
Thanks!
I'm about to be Graduating from a college in florida. However, do not want to stay in this state. My only problem is I only have local archaeology experience from this area. I have to apply to a job in another location with no experience there...
That's okay, especially if you are not moving too far. If you are moving across the country it should still be alright, especially if your experience is CRM-based.
Mannn im glad i found this! Awesome!
Thanks!
Very informative. Great video!
Thanks! Feel free to ask any additional questions, and I can answer with a video.
Do you have any recommendations for how to get into CRM without local knowledge, but several years of experience in another location/geographic region?
If I become a CRM, will I be able to come home to my family regularly?
Not at first. Jobs usually run for several weeks, where you are gone for the work week and come home on weekends (or gone for 10 days, home for 4). Later, as you progress through the industry, it can get more controllable. This story is typical, but there are lots of exceptions. I did lots of part-time work where I was able to come home at night.
Where were you when I was 21
you are so damn funny with your delivery! i can see your theatre side! wish i could see you in a movie but probably more helpful you’re guiding me through this ahah!!
Thanks!
Looking for a CRM job? I can help :)
If this professor gig ever falls apart I will be!
Hi! I’m interested!!! How do I contact you?? @melica2268