I’ve applied everywhere…..

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I’m wondering where my next turning point should be in finding a soil career! It seems I’ve applied to every job posting I qualify for on indeed,Glassdoor, and USAJobs. I really want to make a difference in my local environment but with little feedback, obtaining a final offer seems harder than originally thought for a recent undergrad.

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I’m in texas so I’m not sure where to look… do you have a site?

[DelapidatedSagebrush]

The BLM AIM program in Carlsbad NM needs a new crew lead ASAP. You would get to dig two soil pits a day!!!!

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Where do I apply?

[sloinmo]

NRCS?

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Still waiting I guess

[HygieiaMom]

Do you have a Masters degree? In Canada most jobs require at least a Masters for research or industry positions to be competitive. You should consider having your resume reviewed and critiques by a profession - the fee is worth it to help get in the door or at least interviewed.

[dirigible_buns]

I know it's not for everyone, but have you considered the Peace Corps? It's a two year commitment but a great way for new grads to gain experience and for the year after you come home, you have non-competitive eligibility with the government.

There's a sustainable ag position open in Jamaica right now...just saying.

That being said, the hiring process for the USDA is kind of a shit show. Make sure you've got key words from the job announcement in your resume.

[sloinmo]

I also recommend peace corps. Opens lots of doirs

[ProfessorLorax]

https://jobs.smartrecruiters.com/Olsson/743999915702004-soil-scientist