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barkingdigger Wrote:Well MY career is certainly in ruins! 
Unless you get lucky, most sites are hard to get to without wheels. It's all about having as many strings to your bow as possible.
I know :face-crying: but thanks for the advice :face-approve:
If you ever need anyone to conduct a building survey on those ruins of your career I'm your man!
...................................................................though you would need to arrange transport
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RitualCoconut Wrote:If you ever need anyone to conduct a building survey on those ruins of your career I'm your man!
...................................................................though you would need to arrange transport
you have just priced yourself out of most building recording jobs outside of a city
If they can get you asking the wrong questions, they don't have to worry about answers
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P Prentice Wrote:you have just priced yourself out of most building recording jobs outside of a city
Jeez.....I bet you're fun at a party:face-kiss:
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RitualCoconut Wrote:Jeez.....I bet you're fun at a party:face-kiss:
not since the last supper
If they can get you asking the wrong questions, they don't have to worry about answers
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P Prentice Wrote:not since the last supper
With all that wine about, I do hope you weren't driving?
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From an employers perspective:
Obedience
Naivety
Ignorance
From an employees perspective:
Determination
Reasoning
Sociability
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BAJR Wrote:So in Order. to start out.
Ability to dig stratigraphically
Ability to record coherently
Ability to drive
A very rare almost extinct species......if you have any spare I can use them........
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Some of us are past extinct, more fossilised }
What are the three core skills a new digger needs
