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Why You Should Consider a Consulting Forester (Part 4d) – How to Hire One … Discussions / Questions

Posted on March 13, 2012 by William

In the previous post, we talked about the interview and how to set it up.  As we mentioned, you can pretty much set it up as you want.  We also recommended talking about a management plan.  Many of the topics … Continue reading →

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Why You Should Consider a Consulting Forester (Part 4c) – How to Hire One … Interviews

Posted on March 7, 2012 by William

Our first subtopic was about location followed by a discussion on references.  The next important aspect of hiring a consulting forester is the interview. At this point in the selection process, we usually had 5-10 different candidates in mind (clearly, … Continue reading →

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Why You Should Consider a Consulting Forester (Part 4b) – How to Hire One … References

Posted on February 26, 2012 by William

Our first subtopic was about location.  The next important aspect of hiring a consulting forester is getting references. As mentioned, we have tracts of land separated by many miles.  While searching for a forester for each general location we sought … Continue reading →

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Why You Should Consider a Consulting Forester (Part 4a) – How to Hire One … Location, Location, Location!

Posted on February 20, 2012 by William

We have more than one consultant due to a wide distance between our tracts of land. Since they are approximately 4 hours apart, we knew someone local would be very important.  A local forester provides: someone to help monitor developing … Continue reading →

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Why You Should Consider a Consulting Forester (Part 4) – How To Hire One

Posted on February 19, 2012 by William

The process to hire a forester is pretty basic, right?  Maybe, maybe not?  Hopefully, the next few posts will help give you some things to consider.  We will cover each of the three key aspects of the hiring process in … Continue reading →

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