AgroLiquid Blog

Caleb Patterson

The people involved in agriculture is what drew Caleb Patterson to our industry. The personal connections he makes with growers across the Southern Oklahoma and Texas territories where he serves as Sales Account Manager are his most valued professional assets. Beyond his abilities to build relationships with growers and retailers, Caleb has a background of extensive experiences that make him a valuable team member for AgroLiquid and your operation. He is continuously researching and learning about new products and technologies for production to enable his to make the best recommendations for productivity and profitability.

Caleb’s go-to advice for life is to stay optimistic. He says that life brings many challenges, when it appears all the doors are closed you have to keep pushing on, the doors will open for you with perseverance. This advice has been a cornerstone in Caleb’s life as he and his wife opened their own family restaurant in the midst of the Covid pandemic. Through determination and adaptability, their passion transformed into reality.

01 | Submit your resume

The first stage of our process begins with submitting your Resume to our hiring team. This will lay the groundwork for our team to get an overview of your skills, experience and professional background so we strongly encourage you to present a resume that accurately reflects who you are.

Here are a few resume tips to help you put your best foot forward:

Do	Don’t
Create a resume customized to the position you’re applying for. Clearly define your role responsibilities Adequately summarize accomplishments List skills & experiences that align with the job description of the position Share relevant coursework, projects, certifications, etc. especially for new grads Keep it short, clear and concise	Create vague or poorly worded descriptions of your responsibilities Copy & paste your job description – we want to hear about the things you did that made an impact and get a solid understanding of what you know Have any grammatical or spelling errors Leave out your dates of employment Submit a generic resume List every job you’ve ever held or submit lengthy resumes

A note on Cover letters, transcripts, etc. – These are completely optional and have no weight on our evaluation if you do or don’t include them. However, if you choose to do so be sure to detail information that places context to your resume and gives us a better understanding of your background.