

It’s easy to get nervous about a job interview, even if you know you’re qualified for the job.
What will they ask you? Will you have the right answers?
Will you wear the right clothes? Will they like you?
The best way to boost your confidence is to be prepared.
Here’s a look at some tips for the big day — including a list of some of the landscape interview questions you’ll likely be asked.
Don’t forget to iron your shirt.
Look at a job interview as a chance to sell yourself as the best candidate for the job. Your task is to point out your strengths, skills and qualifications.
Remember, it’s a two-way street. While your potential employer is sizing you up as a possible hire, you’re also deciding if the job, and the landscaping company, is the right fit for you.
In addition to offering up your skills and qualifications, the interview is your chance to showcase your personality, and show how you’ll interact with your potential new colleagues.
Do a practice interview — of yourself.
What will convince this employer that you’re the right person for the position?
What are the strengths, achievements and skills that make you the most qualified?
What about you likely stands out from the other job candidates?
If they ask about weaknesses, what will you say? And how will you describe how you’re working on improving them?
When they ask you to tell them about yourself, have a good answer ready. Practice it.
You should know as much as you can about the landscaping company you hope will hire you. This means some homework before your interview.
Here’s a look at 5 landscape interview questions you might be asked when interviewing for each of four different positions: crew, crew leader, branch manager and account manager.
Keep in mind several of these questions are interchangeable, and might be asked during just about any job interview. Some are more specific to this industry.
Think about how you’d answer each one.
We’re a growing company looking for driven people who value quality work and client relationships as much as we do.
We’d love to hear about you and why you’d be a good fit here.
Our team members receive competitive pay and benefits, and they have the opportunity to move up within the company. We love what we do, and we’re always looking for others who feel the same way.
Apply below for one of our open positions, and we’ll be in touch with you soon.
Doug Delano (and Bill Hardy) opened Level Green Landscaping LLC in 2002 to offer Washington DC, Maryland and Virginia reliable commercial landscape maintenance services.