Legal marijuana is booming with new careers. Over 128,000 people work in the industry already, and the number is set to explode to over 292,000 in just three years as more states legalize medical and recreational cannabis. In Marijuana Careers Guide you will learn about the companies who create marijuana jobs plus gain helpful job hunting techniques for submitting successful job applications. This book is the ideal starting point to learn about marijuana companies and the jobs they create Marijuana Careers Guide is a easy introductory overview for people who want to learn about cannabis jobs. Written by a lawyer who does recruiting, interviewing, and hiring for marijuana growers and dispensaries, the book gives an honest look at America's hottest but most volatile industry. You'll discover that every state makes its own rules for marijuana companies, which means you should adopt a different job hunting strategy in each state. You will also learn that despite their differences, ever state shares important similarities related to security, consumer safety, seed-to-sale inventory, and other vital public interests. Equipped with this knowledge, you can focus your time and effort on activities that are likely to lead to job hunting success. Learn about the companies who create marijuana jobs and the activities they perform Marijuana Careers Guide covers they key concepts that drive opportunity in legal marijuana states, including: Growing marijuana plants: propagation, cloning, and genetic strains selection Trimming: Harvesting, drying, and curing buds Extraction: Making cannabis oil and CBD products using CO2, butane, rosin press and more Edibles: Making marijuana gummies, brownies, chocolates, and infused products Packaging: Weigh and label marijuana products in child-resistant containers Budtending: Recommend marijuana accessories and products to medical cannabis patients and adult recreational use customers Seed-to-sale inventory control: Keeping accurate records of cannabis plant material and products Security: Providing a security guard presence at licensed facilities and driving transportation vehicles carrying cash and products to dispensaries. Lab Testing: Verifying cannabinoid potency and ensuring products are free from pesticides and other contaminants Ancillary Professionals: Opportunities for lawyers, marketing and communications professionals, independent laboratories, business consultants, security firms, and more.Companies all over the country are already hiring for key positions. Read Marijuana Careers Guide today to learn how you can be next. About the Author Bradley Vallerius, JD advises companies in the USA and internationally on issues related to legalization of recreational and medical marijuana. Vallerius provides business management and consulting in the areas of CBD oil and cannabis extraction, cultivation of cannabis plants, and dispensing of concentrated and infused products. His specialties include regulatory compliance, security, biosecurity, marketing, seed-to-sale inventory tracking, and human resources. Working as a recruiting manager for startup companies, Vallerius has interviewed and reviewed resumes and cover letters of thousands of job applicants for budtenders, growers, trimmers, extractors, security guards, and more. He knows first hand the strategies that successful job hunters use to make a lasting and successful impression.