USA – Default

USA – Default

Back in February, I wrote my first commentary about PigCareers.com and I received such great positive feedback that I thought I would give it another go.  This time, I wanted to talk about our job posting categories. If you’ve heard...
PigCareers and Continental Search, America’s leading animal health and nutrition recruitment firm, have partnered to conduct a comprehensive salary survey on swine live production. The survey will close in 72 hours, so if you haven't yet had a chance...
Navigating the remote workspace isn’t as easy as closing the office door or gathering in the break room. When workers can’t bear the thought of one more Zoom meeting or Google Hangout, how do they connect as a team? Certainly, the...
Part 3: Giving Them Feedback Your team needs feedback….whether you realize it or not. And you need feedback as a leader. Do I really really want Feedback from others? In last month’s letter, we talked about Young Teams and highlighted Springer Family...
PigCareers and Continental Search are pleased to announce the launching of their Swine Live Production Salary Survey. This comprehensive survey will gather data on the current salary trends of swine industry professionals in the US and Canada. With the support...
Pig Careers is partnering with Continental Search, a leading recruitment firm in animal health, nutrition, and production, to conduct a comprehensive salary survey on swine live production. Swineweb.com is sponsoring and promoting this industry service. The Swine Live Production Salary...
For those looking to take their career in the swine production industry to the next level, becoming a multi-site manager is a natural progression. However, the transition can be difficult and requires more skills and knowledge compared to working...
The last few years have been interesting.  Fluctuations with pricing in the industry, the pandemic, and now labour shortages.  I know it’s not just in the swine industry; it’s across the board and to be brutally honest, it’s a...
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