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Finding the right candidate to hire should be like finding fertile ground to grow crops. You want to look for a fertile ground which has potential for growing quality crops. The equivalent to fertile ground is candidates who have a willingness to learn and ability to adapt. An employee who can quickly learn to do the job may be better than someone who already knows how to do the job. #recruitment #jobhunting #hiring

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Make sure your workers are the right match for your company BEFORE proceeding with the H-2 process with these 3 steps: - Set up Zoom or Skype interviews with potential new workers before they obtain a visa. - Clearly define job responsibilities in the job description. - Ask targeted questions when interviewing to ensure candidates have the relevant skills and knowledge. #agriculture #landscaping #construction #forestry

As the agriculture industry evolves, hiring managers are looking for professionals who not only have the technical expertise but also possess strong problem-solving skills, adaptability, and leadership potential. A common way to assess these qualities is through situational interview questions. These are designed to evaluate how you might handle specific challenges on the job based on your past experiences or hypothetical situations. If you’re preparing for an agricultural role—whether in agronomy/seed, animal/livestock, equipment & manufacturing, or any related field—it’s crucial to be ready for these types of questions. Here’s how to effectively prepare and make a great impression during your next interview. https://buff.ly/3C9CzAf #AgricultureCareers #InterviewTips #AgIndustry #CareerAdvice #HiringInsights #JobPreparation #AgronomyJobs #AgriBusiness

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Details Of The Recruiter Selection Process https://buff.ly/3WdJyQ8 The recruiter selection process involves multiple phases (Note: Process and pacing often vary based on the market demand, stage and the size of the organization): #recruiting #agribusiness #agriculture

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⚠️ This year's #FarmSafetyWeek (22-26 July) seeks to "reset" how farmers approach farm safety and risk-taking, with the annual campaign led by Farm Safety Foundation (Yellow Wellies) and supported by AIC. We're encouraging AIC Members to support Farm Safety Week by engaging with the campaign and sharing information with their farming customers. https://buff.ly/4d3kwZE #farmsafety #mentalhealthawareness #Agribusiness #UKagriculture #AgricultureUK #agrisupply #agrifood #foodsupplychain #foodandagriculture #supplychain #agrisupplychain #foodsecurity #foodsupply #foodproduction #animalfeed #FutureofFeed #feedadvice #feedadviser #cropprotection #agronomy #agronomist #fertiliser #arable #graintrade #cropproduction #seed #sustainability #farmproductivity #agriculturaloutput #sustainableagriculture #foodsystem

Are you asking illegal interview questions without knowing it❓ Lori with AgHires shares alternative ways to phrase common interview questions related to family, religion, and age that employers often ask illegally. Watch the full video here: https://lnkd.in/gaVtb6yW #HiringAdvice #InterviewQuestions #Agriculture #Biotechnology #FoodProduction #Horticulture #Livestock #Farming

Here's another career corner "Go to live cultivate, farm, open reach or aquacultural animals that might incorporate steers, sheep, pig, goats, ponies and different equines, poultry, hares, finfish, shellfish, and honey bees. Take care of creatures delivered for creature items, like meat, hide, skins, feathers, eggs, milk, and nectar. Obligations might incorporate taking care of, watering, crowding, brushing, draining, maiming, marking, de-beaking, gauging, getting, and stacking creatures. May keep up with records on creatures; inspect creatures to recognize infections and wounds; aid birth conveyances; and direct meds, inoculations, or bug sprays as fitting. May clean and keep up with creature lodging regions. Incorporates laborers who shear fleece from sheep and gather eggs in incubation centers."