
You find a job you’re excited about. It’s easy to picture yourself doing the work, joining the team, and taking that next step in your career. After sending in your application, you check your inbox and wait.
And then? Crickets.
It’s frustrating, especially when you know you have something to offer. But figuring out why your application isn’t getting traction can be tough when you’re the one writing the resume and preparing the interview answers.
At Of The West, we want to help you move forward with a better understanding of how to put your experience to work. That’s why we’re hosting How to Get Hired in the Agriculture and Western Industries, a free online workshop with OTW founder Jessie Jarvis.
Think about everything you’ve learned through your work, education, and everyday responsibilities. Now think about how much of that actually comes across when someone reads your resume or asks you to talk about yourself.
Does your application help an employer understand what you could contribute? Can you explain how your experience connects to the position you want? Or are you hoping they’ll connect those dots themselves?
This workshop will help you take a closer look at how you present yourself throughout the hiring process, including:
The goal is to give you practical direction you can use when you sit down to update your resume, submit an application, or prepare for a conversation with a potential employer.
Maybe you’re a student wondering how to turn your experience into your first full-time role. Maybe you’re ready for a career change, or you’ve been applying for a while and could use a fresh perspective.
You don’t have to have your entire career mapped out to start making progress. Sometimes, the next step is getting help with the part that has you stuck.
Join Jessie for this free workshop and make time to work toward the opportunity you’ve been looking for.
Join Jessie for How to Get Hired in the Agriculture and Western Industries, a free online workshop designed to help you approach your next application or interview with clearer direction.
Tuesday, October 27, at 5:30 p.m. Mountain
4:30 p.m. Pacific | 6:30 p.m. Central | 7:30 p.m. Eastern
You don’t have to have your entire career mapped out to start making progress. Sometimes, the next step is getting help with the part that has you stuck.
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