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For many people, the job of the chartered surveyor remains something of a mystery. The best【46】dethat we've found calls surveying ' the discipline involved in extracting, adding and maximizing value from the most important commodity there is—land'. But if we have a mental image of surveyors at all, it is of rather quiet,【47】(assume) men in hard hats, carrying something called a theodolite, the purpose if【48】is largely unknown to us.
Real life surveyors, an articulate, diverse body of men and women, view this misperception with【49】(weary) and amusement in equal measure. For surveying is a vastly varied field, with several distinct and【50】inte stimulating careers within it. A chartered surveyor may be found setting up【51】(commerce)property deals; he or she may equally be discovered in a wet suit, making an【52】(assess) of the seabed for an oil company. Many are managers and experts in the construction industry, whilst others【53】spein areas such as environment appraisal. The financial wizard with the laptop, simultaneously phoning his contacts【54】statistical information is a surveyor, too. For there is another little secret about chartered surveying. Salary packages of $ 100, 000 in your mid-thirties are by no【55】a rarity, plus there’s the chance to go into property development and make millions.
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