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Human Resources Management Professional with over 13 years of experience. Extensive background in Talent Acquisition and Recruiting a wide range of positions including Scientific, Operations, Human Resources, Real Estate, Finance, Medical, IT and more.
The interviewer is trying to understand what aspects of your work make you proud. Your answer to this question will help the interviewer to understand what pieces of your role may be fulfilling and rewarding to you.

Human Resources Management Professional with over 13 years of experience. Extensive background in Talent Acquisition and Recruiting a wide range of positions including Scientific, Operations, Human Resources, Real Estate, Finance, Medical, IT and more.
Think about projects that you have worked on in prior roles. Describe a project that felt rewarding for you and made you feel proud of the work that you do. Explain to the interviewer why that particular piece of work felt so important and made an impact on you.

Human Resources Management Professional with over 13 years of experience. Extensive background in Talent Acquisition and Recruiting a wide range of positions including Scientific, Operations, Human Resources, Real Estate, Finance, Medical, IT and more.
"The piece of work that I am most proud of is a project that I worked on a little over a year ago. My team was working with a local Christmas tree farm that was having trouble getting their trees to grow suddenly after having great production for so many years. The farm owners had tried everything and they were at risk of losing major contracts with several of their retail clients who bought and resold their trees. The farm had two different landscaping companies trying to resolve their issues without success. Our team went out and after performing testing, it was discovered that there was one small area of the farm that had rotted trees and it was affecting the soil of the land surrounding it. We were able to do several treatments with minerals and once those rotted trees were removed, the soil quality was improved immensely and the entire farm was able to thrive again."
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Written by Lindsay Williams Ortega
30 Questions & Answers • Arborist

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