What Can One Product Do For Our Job Market?
What Can One Product Do For Our Job Market?
The Marijuana industry Has Opened Up 16 New Job Positions!
- Budtender
A budtender is exactly like a bartender, except for – you know – bud. A budtemder is the individual who actually assists customers at the counter by offering their sage advise and knowledge about different cannabis strains, concentrate and edible. - Concentrate Processor
This is a field that requires considerable skill and can also be potentially dangerous. Concentrates include things like hash oils, wax, dabs and shatter, among others. As far as creating them, a background in chemistry and laboratory equipment - Website/Software
Software to help run marijuana business is essential, and can include things like accounting programs and products management systems. Companies like weed-Maps and Leafy are there to assist cannabis users in finding the product they’re looking for and creating an online community. - Edible Creator
Creating edibles might be a dream job for many. If you can name it, there’s probably a marijuana-infused version of it. Soda, baked goods, candy, coffee… the list goes on. Getting the edibles can be difficult, mainly due to its competitive nature. - Shop Owner
It’s the ultimate dream for many entrepreneurs – owning your own marijuana retail store! Opening a store is risky (as is any start up business), But in a brand new industry, it could be the perfect opportunity to live out your entrepreneur dream - Farmer
Growing marijuana can be time consuming and expensive and also requires a lot of skill. Similar to opening up a retail location, growing can be risky - Glass Marchant
Selling pipes, bongs, and more recently vaporizers is a business that is only expected to grow as prohibition falls across the country.
Additional Jobs
- Trimmer
- Security
- Reviewer
- Tourism
- Administrative
- Courier/Delivery
- Seed Harvestor
- Consultant
- Regulators
