Resources

Pat yourself on the back—your interview is done! But before you kick up your feet, there’s one more thing to get out of the way: the post-interview thank you notes.

Taking care of our people, our clients, and the communities in which we live and work has always been a point of pride for all of us at BrightView. That’s why we wanted to share why we’re continuing to operate, and most importantly, the precautions we’re taking.

Imagine a career where no two days are the same. You get to work with your hands and bring big dreams to life. Best of all, the impact of your work will be enjoyed by an entire community. Sound intriguing? You might be surprised to learn a landscaping job can give you all this and more. Here’s what to expect when you choose a career in the green industry.

We thank you for your interest in BrightView and ask that you please take care of yourselves and one another. 

If the thought of a job interview has you shaking in your boots, you’re not alone... it doesn’t have to be that way. If you’re considering a career in the landscape industry, here are some tips that will make the interview process painless. 

If you’re looking for a career with a wealth of opportunities, look no further than the landscape industry. As an essential service, landscape professionals are in constant demand, translating to an abundance of steady work and good income. Get your foot in the door with these tips.

The weather outside is frightful and so is the risk for slip injuries. The potential for slick sidewalks and pockets of ice are anything but delightful. If the thought of slip and fall injuries on your property sends a chill down your spine, it’s time to bolster your defenses.

While that frosty layer on your lawn might look like nothing more than a delicate dusting of ice, add a bit of pressure and the effect is anything but delicate. In fact, any impact—even footsteps or a lawnmower—can cause serious damage.

Amanda Orders has been promoted to Executive Vice President and Chief Human Resources Officer

Fall is the time of year when leaves are everywhere but what should you be doing with these leaves?