Samworth WMA

[DoubleSprig]

yall know how this works.
This is the age of HR departments, thats where the vetting happens.

Hiring comes by way of “who does the job candidate know in the hiring office” or in other words, who is his sorrority brother

[Dog Man]

You are perfect for managing a wet soil WMA. The degree requirement needs to go.

[Swamp Rat]

The state should have kept Bill Mace no matter what the cost.

This.

[TXFowler]

I’ve got almost 20 years experience managing land (plantations) from the coast to the midlands. I can run any piece of farm equipment and most heavy equipment with proficiency, I’ve been a part of several major wetland restoration projects and led a few. I don’t have a college degree so my resume would likely be tossed aside. 10 years ago I applied and was actually successful in getting an interview for a Tech job at Santee Coastal. They told me point blank “your experience looks great but you don’t have a degree”.


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That’s what’s wrong with the whole country today. So much emphasis has been put on degrees, we “cant” even hire a decent land manager. Assuming your resume is accurate, you are probably better suited than the previous 10 managers.


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