It’s easy to get nervous about a job interview, even if you know you’re qualified for the job.
What will they ask you? Will you have the right answers?
Will you wear the right clothes? Will they like you?
The best way to boost your confidence is to be prepared.
Here’s a look at some tips for the big day — including a list of some of the landscape interview questions you’ll likely be asked.
Don’t forget to iron your shirt.
If your U.S. history is a bit rusty, or you have a question about how American government works, ask Rosvin Lara.
He was born in Guatemala, but his knowledge about this country is pretty good. He just became a United States citizen, so go ahead, ask him anything.
Here at Level Green Landscaping, 80 percent of the seasonal employees who worked for us last year returned to work for us again this year.
Landing a job can feel like a Catch 22. You need experience to be hired, but you can only get that experience from getting a job.
Luckily, there are some positions available that don’t require experience — and they can put you on a successful career path. The landscaping industry is one option if you want to get a foot in the door and don’t have much experience.
A landscaping job can be a rewarding position if you enjoy being outdoors, are passionate about your work, want to make a real change on properties and enjoy working with a team.
Here are three landscaping jobs you could get with no experience.
Everybody wants to feel good about going to work.
Lots of people go into landscaping because they love being outside.
That’s pretty rewarding, right?
Fresh air. Birds singing. No desk in sight. Sometimes an ice cream truck jingles past, so you can eat a Nutty Buddy on your break. Sweet.
If somebody offered you free money for your future, would you take it?
How about if they offered to pay for half of your health insurance premium costs to protect you and your family?
Sometimes a good deal isn’t too good to be true. It’s actually a good deal.
If you work at Level Green Landscaping, now is a great time to take advantage of the benefits the company offers.
Two new regional manager positions at Level Green Landscaping reflect the company’s continued growth as they look ahead to an expanding footprint in the industry.
Joey Schneider and Kevin Doleman will focus on training and development for team members and increasing efficiency, says Paul Wisniewski, Division Manager at Level Green and the manager who hired for the new positions.
Have you ever bought something? Jordon Foss might have sold it to you.
He started his sales career at age 19 and has sold watches, solar panels, real estate, and pest control. He’s waited tables at restaurants and tended bar.
Now he’s a business development manager at Level Green Landscaping.
You’ll have to look elsewhere for that watch or new house.
But if you need your company’s landscaping to wow, Jordon can set you up.
Planting, mowing, pruning, irrigation — these are all crucial jobs in the landscape industry.
But there’s more. A lot more.
There are plenty of management jobs in the green industry, too. Unlike landscape crew positions, which don’t require college degrees, these management jobs typically require bachelor’s degrees.
There are jobs managing accounts, directing marketing efforts, working in sales and more.
Let’s take a look at a few management jobs in the landscape industry.
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Rob Kubes is your go-to guy.
