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Hello, I just recently got a new job offer and I’m currently filling out the background check information and they want an entire wrap sheet on my work history, the problem is that I’m in a sticky situation.

During the job interview process, it took a long time. During that time, I was working in a retail job for over five years. It was extremely toxic. I ended up leaving before interviewing for this job. Because they took a long time to get back to me regarding the interview. I already got another job in retail. I’ve only been working for just a month at this job, however, this new job is not on my résumé or mentioned in the job interview.

Should I mention my new job or not? My big concern is that it might come through in the background check and I don’t want to jeopardize this new job offer

What should I do?

I interviewed for an GIS internship and while I was waiting to hear back I also got an interview for a GIS job position. I just heard back from the internship that I was accepted. What should i do if job interview goes well and they want to offer me a position? Considering how bad the market it, I kinda want to accept the internship, and if I get offered a job, I would prefer to take the job then because it’s better job stability.

What should I do?

I’m interviewing for a GIS position and I wondered if anyone has worked for this company, specifically in the GIS sector. What is/was your experience?

My field camp professor just released the field camp syllabus, which is coming up next month. I’m extremely overwhelmed and anxious with the amount of learning topics that are involved. Groundwater interactions, environmental chemistry, slope stability, aquifer protection, groundwater hydrology, hazard assessments, environmental remediation, water chemistry, soil sampling, etc.

Although I have taken the required prerequisites for this field camp, and I’m currently taking a structural geology course. I still feel very underprepared knowledge wise in these concepts. I’m especially concerned about the chemistry emphasis because I do not have a very strong background in chemistry with barely passing my general chemistry courses.

I’m trying to look up learning resources that will help me brush up or crash course learning some of these concepts prior to field camp.

What are the specific math and chemistry equations/concepts that will be primarily used?

I'm trying to prepare myself as much as I can before attending field camp. Any advice or suggestions for learning resources that helped you out with some of these concepts would be greatly appreciated!