What do you know about medicinal cannabis? What do you think about our competitors and their products? What are the characteristics of indicas and sativas? Research different strains, learn what terpenes are, and teach yourself the language of the industry. Once again, always do your research before you start an interview. Remember that employers are searching for reliable, dedicated workers-make sure the way you talk about cannabis doesn’t take the focus away from your capabilities as an employee. Refrain from using words like “pot” and “weed”, and don’t express your passion for the product in a way that might jeopardize your passion for your work. You might be asked:Ĭannabis is legal now, so it is acceptable to be honest about personal use.
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It’s important to remain professional when discussing your personal uses of cannabis. What’s something cool you learned recently about the cannabis industry?Įven if you’ve never worked in a cannabis-related job, proof that you up to date with trends, news, and changes to policy prove your interest and engagement with the industry. What attracts you to the cannabis industry? Have you worked in the cannabis industry before? You will likely be tested on your experience in, or knowledge of the industry. What have you done in the past that is relatable to the position you’ve applied?Įven if you’ve never worked directly in your desired role, knowledge of the job expectations will prove your commitment to your future job. What experience do you have related to this field? How would you know if you were successful at this job? What do you think the hardest part about being a budtender/extraction technician/greenhouse worker etc…) is? If you’ve worked in similar jobs before, this is your time to shine! If not, read over the job description and make sure you understand your responsibilities, do additional research into the role, and read other people’s experiences in your desired position.ĭo you understand the main responsibility of a budtender/extraction technician/greenhouse worker etc…)?
These are an opportunity to showcase your understanding of the job you applied for. This early effort shows you will be engaged with your work if hired. Understanding the company’s mission, vision, values, and corporate culture is essential-you can’t prove that you are a great fit unless you know the culture that you are trying to fit into! Research shows you care, and you have put the time and effort into preparing for the interview. Tell me what you know about this company.Įxplain how you would be an asset to this organization. Some of these questions are:Īre you familiar with the products we sell? What do you know about them? Your interviewer might ask questions about your knowledge of the company, so do your research on the company. If you talk about a negative experience at a previous job, make sure you are solution and learning focused: talk about how you grew from the experience and how you will prevent similar situations in the future. Tip: Never bad-mouth a previous employer. What was your biggest professional disappointment? What have you learned from mistakes on the job? What did you like or dislike about your previous job? If your previous co-workers were here, what would they say about you? Why are you looking for a job? Why are you leaving your current position? This is an opportunity to showcase your experience in the cannabis industry-if you don’t have direct experience, show what transferable skills you’ll bring to the job! Some of these questions include: You will likely be asked about your previous employment. Relate your hobbies and interests back to the job you applied for.įor example: if you are applying to be a budtender, focus on hobbies that utilize your people skills! Open ended personal questions are an opportunity to show how your personality, interests, and goals make you the perfect candidate! If the company has an upbeat, energetic culture, show you are an upbeat, energetic person. These personal questions include:ĭon’t ramble about your unrelated interests when answering these questions. Personal questions are a chance to show individuality, personality, and fit within the company. How would you describe your working style? What motivates you? How do you motivate others? What are your greatest strengths? And your weaknesses? Like with any industry, your interviewer will want to evaluate whether or not your working style aligns with the job. Proper preparation will help you land your cannabis industry dream-job! Not sure where to start? Get some practice with our list of key cannabis interview questions: If you’re looking for a job in the cannabis industry, you’ll need to prepare for your upcoming interview.
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