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Crystal Dighton

Crystal Dighton

Rated 5 out of 5 stars

My husband works out in the field in land surveying, and I've been wanting to get into the industry myself, particularly on the oil and gas side. I genuinely believe Jasen provides one of the best training experiences for anyone wanting to get into this industry. I think one of the biggest misconceptions here is that you're simply paying someone to teach you how to use CAD. That's really not what the program is. It's **LIVE training**, where you can ask questions, get feedback, work through actual surveying projects, and have someone explain things when you're struggling. You're not just buying a bunch of prerecorded videos and being left to figure everything out yourself. And this isn't just basic CAD training either. We're learning everything from field-to-finish workflows, building surfaces, working with databases, and even writing LISP routines to automate tasks. We're being taught how to work through actual surveying projects and understand the processes behind them, not just memorize which commands to use. What I also find impressive is that we're receiving the same core training that Jasen provides to surveying companies that send their own employees through his program. These are actual businesses investing in developing their staff, not just individuals like me trying to break into the industry. He's also helping us build a real portfolio of work that we can actually show prospective employers. To me, that's a pretty big deal. Instead of walking into an interview with nothing but a certificate saying you completed a course, you're able to demonstrate what you've learned and talk through the projects you've worked on. Sure, you can go on YouTube and try to piece everything together for free. Nobody is arguing otherwise. But how much is your time worth? You could spend months bouncing between tutorials, learning things that aren't relevant, developing bad habits, and still have no idea whether you're doing the work correctly. When you look at it that way, paying for structured training can end up saving you a tremendous amount of time and potentially getting you into the workforce much sooner. One thing I've come to realize is that knowing which buttons to press in Civil 3D and actually understanding how to produce a survey drawing are two completely different things. That's where having someone experienced walk you through real projects makes such a difference. And honestly, what has impressed me the most is how much Jasen personally cares about the people he's helping. He's gone out of his way for me personally on multiple occasions, and from what I've seen, I'm definitely not the only one. He genuinely takes the time to make sure people understand what they're doing, even when it would be easier to just point them toward a video and move on. Something else I don't see people mentioning is everything that happens beyond the actual CAD training. He helps you put together your resume, build a portfolio of work, and even personally sits down with every student to prepare them for job interviews. That's a level of personal attention you don't typically get from watching tutorials online. And for those saying you should just get hired somewhere and learn on the job, that's great if you can find a company willing to train you from scratch. But not everyone has that opportunity, and plenty of companies don't have the time or resources to train internally. That's probably part of why surveying businesses are paying to send their own employees through Jasen's program. I understand that paid education isn't for everyone. Some people prefer teaching themselves, and there's absolutely nothing wrong with that. But I don't understand why choosing to invest in structured training and mentorship is treated like such a bad thing. Nobody is promising that you can just buy a course and magically land a job. You still have to put in the work. But having live instruction, real projects, personal support, and someone helping you prepare for employment makes a huge difference. I'm not saying everyone needs to enroll. I'm just sharing my experience with someone who has personally gone above and beyond to help me. I think people considering the program deserve to hear from those of us who have actually experienced it, not just people criticizing the idea of paying for education.

Joe Williams

Joe Williams

Rated 1 out of 5 stars

First, I truly hate leaving negative reviews. However, as Blueground explicitly denied my request for fair compensation, and due to the stress this 'check-in experience' caused my family, I am posting this review to ensure others do not have to live through the shock we had when we checked in at our $7,000, professionally managed Blueground apartment in Dublin, CA. My family just completed a 16-hour relocation from London with three children under five (including an infant). We paid close to $7,000 for this unit (SFO-1459, Avalon Dublin Station), expecting a premium, "move-in ready" apartment. What we walked into at 8:00 PM (4:00 AM in London, where we started our journey at 6:00 AM) was a nightmare and a severe liability. The apartment was a freezing 56°F with an unresponsive HVAC. My exhausted children were crying from the cold. We then discovered water actively dripping from the ceiling in the main bathroom, flooding the floor and entrance carpet. Worse, there was a severe electrical safety hazard: a living room wall socket was completely detached, leaving live 110v wiring fully exposed at toddler height (see photo). I had to demand maintenance tape it up just to keep my kids safe. The apartment was also filthy—greasy kitchenware, heavily stained cups and mugs. When I contacted support, they initially just opened a standard "work order." I had to call multiple times to force an emergency escalation. It took over 2 hours to fix the immediate hazards while we waited with freezing children. Despite charging almost $7,000 and handing over a hazardous, flooded apartment to a family with an infant, Blueground's only offer was a "complimentary cleaning" and replacing dirty dishes days later. If you expect a safe, clean environment, avoid this location. It is not enough that their cleaning team left the unit in this terrible condition; their inspection team failed to spot any of these issues. This can only happen if Blueground has serious procedural failures that must be fixed immediately.