You Don’t Have to Work on a Farm to Build a Career in Agriculture
When you think about a career in agriculture, what comes to mind? For many people, the first image is still a farm. While production agriculture is at the heart of the industry, there is READ MORE-->
Why Good Candidates Withdraw From Hiring Processes
Finding a strong candidate is only part of a successful hiring process. Once someone agrees to an initial conversation or interview, it can be tempting to assume they will remain interested while the organization READ MORE-->
Should You Apply If You Don’t Meet Every Job Requirement?
You find a job that looks interesting. The responsibilities align with your experience, the company appeals to you, and you can see yourself succeeding in the role. Then you reach the requirements. Five years of READ MORE-->
Are You Overlooking Qualified Candidates? Understanding Transferable Skills in Agriculture
When you're hiring, it makes sense to have a clear picture of the person you're looking for. You know the responsibilities of the position, the experience you'd like them to bring and the skills READ MORE-->
How Seasonality Can Influence the Timing of Your Next Career Move
There isn't always a perfect time to make a career move, particularly when you work in agriculture. Planting, growing seasons, harvest and other periods of increased activity can make an already busy job even READ MORE-->
How Seasonality in Agriculture Influences Hiring
Agriculture doesn't always operate according to a conventional business calendar. Planting, growing seasons, harvest and other periods of increased activity can create significant demands on agricultural businesses and the people who work within them. READ MORE-->
How to Explain Why You’re Leaving a Job (Without Burning Bridges)
At some point during an interview, you will probably be asked why you are considering leaving your current job or why you left a previous one. It sounds like a straightforward question, but it READ MORE-->
Interview Preparation Checklist
Your interview is confirmed. Now it’s time to prepare. An interview gives you two important opportunities: Learn as much as you can about the company, position, and people so you can determine whether the READ MORE-->
How to Answer “Tell Me About Yourself” (Without Rambling)
One of the first questions you're likely to hear in an interview is: "Tell me about yourself." It sounds simple, but many candidates find it surprisingly difficult to answer. Some launch into their entire READ MORE-->
How to Tell Your Career Story in a Way That Makes Sense to Employers
Your resume lists where you've worked. Your interview answers demonstrate what you've accomplished. But employers are also trying to understand something bigger: the story behind your career. Many candidates have experience that makes perfect READ MORE-->