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24.01.2022 The Face of Australia book will showcase Australian people in a unique way, and we want you all to be a part of it.

23.01.2022 With all the rain around the South Island, and a rapidly approaching 'summer' tramping season, we thought it worth re-posting this article. A reflection from Ma...ria Hamelink, on close calls and poor decisions regarding crossing swollen rivers.. Stay safe out there folks! https://wilderlife.nz/2017/12/learning-from-bad-experiences/

20.01.2022 Youre almost through your job interview, and the interviewer asks: Do you have any questions about the role? When its your turn for questions, what you ask can go a long way to helping you learn about the role and even impress the employer.

17.01.2022 It doesnt matter if its your first job interview or your 30th, preparation is key. The good news? Interviewers often draw on a standard pool of questions when deciding what to ask candidates, meaning you can plan responses and cut out those awkward silences. Were not saying youll be able to predict everything thatll come up, but reading through this list of job interview questions is a great place to start.

15.01.2022 A good CV can make all the difference to your job hunting hopes. Check out these must-read advice and free templates.

13.01.2022 Useful hints in this article...read on

12.01.2022 Sharing a graphic that illustrates the key concepts from a book called 'Managing Oneself" by Peter Drucker. What this highlights is the perfect preparation fo...r career planning and for finding new opportunities based on fit with strengths, values, interests, etc. It also highlights that responsibility for career planning and progression sits firmly with us, and while our companies can support us in that, we have to be in the driver's seat. This explains the paradigm shift that we have been living with for a while now. Instead of 'what is my company doing to develop me', it's now all about 'what can I do to develop/manage myself so that I'm ready when opportunities present themselves'. BIG change still for many who have been socialised into the first approach, and now have to adapt and change to the second one. See more

10.01.2022 Thanks to the The Next Step for this great article...time for HR to listen

04.01.2022 The principle of a successful cover letter is simple: it needs to be sufficiently interesting to an employer to leave them feeling compelled to find out more by... reading your CV, before finally deciding to call you in for an interview. Use our example below to help you create a compelling cover letter or click here for more expert cover letter tips: https://bddy.me/2JPRXnP

03.01.2022 Looking for a one-stop shop on how to apply for a job? Heres an easy checklist to improve your chances of success.

03.01.2022 More people are staying in the workforce longer some because they want to simply continue their careers, others because they need regular work. Either way, organisations can do more to support the wellbeing and safety of older workers and prepare for the reality of an ageing workforce.

03.01.2022 Have you ever lied about your age, or had second thoughts about publicly celebrating your 40th or 50th birthday? It's not just vanity, you're worried about how your age may affect your future employment prospects, and rightly so.This article originated from an anecdote in a closed Facebook forum for women working in Australian TV. According to the Australian Human Rights Commission (AHRC), a recent survey on attitudes to employing older workers conducted by the Australian Human Resources Institute (AHRI) has found that 'up to 30 per cent of Australian employers are still reluctant to hire workers over a certain age, and for more than two thirds of this group, that age was over 50.'