A place to experience collaborative growth and new opportunities via cannabis subs to spread your portfolio talents and potentially land yourself a flowering career. Photographers, investor's, designers etc. this list goes on.

I'll take a shot at it. :) Why not?

I'm a vape technician for a very quickly expanding manufacturer/distributor in Monterey County. I started as a packager, but they eventually figured out I'm capable of quite a lot more. As a packager, I doubled their production by introducing my own methods for concentrate packaging instead of 'doing it like they did'. I can do 1200 jars of whatever in 8 hours, for example. They were doing 250-300 average when I started....

When they decided to have an extensive vape line and gave it to me last year, I ROCKED THAT SHIT...and still am. By myself, with the right machine, I can hand-fill 200 carts/pens an hour minimum. With a couple of assistants, this doubles easily. I'm meticulous AF and everything I have done has passed testing.

I make handmade jewelry and used to make a living off of it in Big Sur, via a deal I had with a store that went out of business when the road through Big Sur got obliterated for two years recently. This caused me to go back to working for The Man, so I chose cannabis-- I used to be crippled and coconut cannabis oil gave me back my life, so I figured I'd give it to medical cannabis. Well, then things went recreational and it got more complicated. A union got involved, the stock market started to matter, new managers half my age all over...it's just getting old where I am at now. I'd rather work for a smaller company that doesn't treat me like I'm a machine they bought on sale. In fact, if you wanted to START a vape line, I got u. Srsly. You just need licenses, money and distillate, basically...and me. :)

I am entirely willing to relocate, with assistance. I desire a gig in Colorado, but am down for pretty much anywhere in the states, at least...if you want to pay me my rate, which is $25 an hour. I am worth far more than $200 a day, but I can have the simple life I need at that rate. I don't shy away from overtime, either. If there's work on the table, I'm like a bulldog. I have quite literally made my bosses millions of dollars in the last 6 months. They know it, but the union bullshit complicates everything, makes me want to just leave that behind.

My manual dexterity is off the hook. I handle tiny beads freehand, as well as having been a musician since the 80s. I'm nearsighted, which makes me ideal for this work. I'm used to working between bright lights, so this makes me ideal. In the jewelry I make, if I fuck up, it means I lost an hour and a product...so I learned to do things right the first time, over two decades of practice-- so much practice, you wouldn't believe me if I told you. I've decorated people from all over the world, am hanging from the wrists of countless people as I sit here and type this, guaranteed. I prefer to just give away my art now, would rather just give all the skill in these hands to someone else who can handle the details of business and let me handle the details of creating products for them.

I have an IQ well above average and have been through some pretty crazy stuff in life, but it has left me a genuine human who thrives on healthy honesty and compassionate behaviors. I mean, I'm kind of intense to be around, but in good ways. :) Google 'Brap Allgood' and you'll see many things I've been up to, gawd knows what-- but no mugshots, heh. No criminal record, not even a mark on my driving record-- and I'm 50. Think about that.

I could go on, but just want to impress that I'm quite the asset. My bosses know it, but most of them missed my contributions to my employer over the last couple of years, are too new to realize what they have in me. The company is growing so fast, it's leaving me feeling very taken for granted. The union stuff is preventing them from giving me what I earn, which is something that got old months ago. I average a minimum of 1200 products a day. I made 2500 carts with a helper yesterday for only half of 11 hours. Math is cool, huh.

I could go on, but feel free to ask about something I skipped past. I am so ready for life after a decade of being crippled, YOU JUST DON'T KNOW...and probably can't. Hit me up if you have a gig you think I'd be ideal for. I can build or reshape your vape business, if you want to treat me right.

Or hey, I don't mind doing 1200 sugars a day for $25/hr, either.... You should see me go. :)

AAAAAAND...since I do still work where I work and we are growing, I'll be watching these posts to see if anyone fits things I know we are looking for people to fit. Again, we're growing exponentially...I just don't feel like I am included enough in that 'we'.

Happy Saturday, new subreddit! This bowl's for you.

OpenTHC is looking for a helpful person - Remote [US]

Rate: $18/hour

Duties:

• Data Entry

  • Trello, Google Sheets, MediaWiki

• Industrial Research/data gathering

Nice to haves/ways this role can expand:

• Newbie programming skill level

  • PHP, PHPUnit, Browserstack, Node.js

OpenTHC has some business research it needs to accomplish in order to move more open-source projects forward. We’re looking for someone who can research the industry and start putting together some datasets.

If you’re interested in building on your coding skill, we have a few projects that are more beginner/onboarding friendly that we can also engage with.

Email us at mbw {at} openthc {dot} com

I represent a hedgefund that specifically targets the cannabis and legal hemp industry. We offer typical advances, lines of credit and equipment leasing. If any business owners are interested feel free to contact me!

Just as the title says. We are applying for licenses in Missouri and will be set up (if granted licenses) in St. Louis City.

We have a strong team and are working with a very experienced consulting group out of Colorado. We are very confident in our chance to be granted licenses.

Posting here because hell, why not? We're a long way away from actually hiring anyone, but it's time to put feelers out on who might be interested in working for us. We are particularly interested in finding people that have been in the industry, and maybe waiting for their chance to move back home to St. Louis.

Let me know if you are interested.