Anyone can write a job description. But, if careful thought and consideration isn’t put into crafting a description, you and your hiring team may find yourselves sifting through applications and resumés of unqualified candidates. Whether filling an existing position or adding a new position, an effective job description that attracts...

The highly regulated cannabis industry is plagued with employee turnover. Employees tend to stay at a company that offers competitive salaries, benefits, training, a healthy corporate culture, and professional development opportunities. Unfortunately, cannabis businesses often struggle with some or all these offerings, resulting in short stints of employment. Cannabis business...

Cannabis businesses continue to be challenged with employee training. Employees are needed at all times to be productive, and training is often seen as time away from performing a job. Not only that, but there are no universal standards for training employees, so managers are stuck creating their own training...

In the highly regulated cannabis industry, fulfilling human resources activities is often an uphill battle. Not only do the ever changing laws and standards impact an operation’s success, the continued stigma in the industry adds an extra obstacle for cannabis businesses. In order to stay focused on running a business,...

The Marijuana Business Factbook reports that the estimated number of full-time workers in the U.S. marijuana industry was between 175,000 to 215,000 in 2019. The report projects this number will more than double by 2023. As the cannabis industry continues to progress, the demand for hiring employees to ensure operations run...

Studies show the number of marijuana dispensaries reached nearly 7,500 across the country in 2019, with sales for recreational marijuana alone hitting $7.3 billion. - Kisi Introduction The cannabis industry has grown exponentially over the last several years. As more states are legalizing recreational and medical marijuana, more and more grow rooms...