Opportunities to work in N.J.'s legal weed industry can be found a this virtual job fair April 26-27.
Applicants will be able to upload their resume, browse exhibitor booths for new opportunities, and live chat with recruiters. Event exhibitors include, The Cannabist, Puffin, The Botanist, TerrAscend, Ascend Wellness, Longview Strategic, among others.
The virtual booths will remain live through May 25, allowing visitors to explore and apply to jobs at their conveniencetold NJ Cannabis Insider ahead of the market opening that he expects to see a tenfold growth in the number of jobs in New Jersey. Barbour described the seed-to-sale process, outlining various positions at every step. Genetics, cultivation, harvest, processing, packaging, manufacturing, storage, delivery and logistics are just a few of the areas of employment in a plant-touching company.Educators and entrepreneurs in the space stress the importance of attending events like the Cannabis Career Fair and Business Expo at Stockton University last month.
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