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20.01.2022 If you've ever wondered how to go about salary negotiation, and its potential impact on your lifetime wealth, this woman has it all figured out! https://www.news.com.au//news-story/54060f063ca9309801e4de

17.01.2022 Simon Sinek on trust and performance at work. Brilliant as usual! Would you rather work with a trustworthy medium performer or a high performing colleague who's an asshole? Not a difficult choice, is it?

17.01.2022 Ever wondered whether you should embellish your resume and other application documents? Here's an extreme example of why it's not a good idea. https://www.abc.net.au//veronica-theriault-gets-1/11761316

16.01.2022 A rare opportunity for aspiring academics in German studies at ANU - with tenure! https://www.timeshighereducation.com//177774/lecturer-in/

14.01.2022 A rare opportunity for aspiring German studies academics at ANU - a tenured position! https://www.timeshighereducation.com//177774/lecturer-in/

14.01.2022 How do you feel about working in an insecure job? Does it give you a sense of freedom, or make you stressed? The latest research shows insecure work can affect our emotional stability, and make us less conscientious. The good news is that we can do something about it - by becoming more self-aware, actively managing our career and building a supportive network, we can reduce the impact on our long-term wellbeing. #postgradlife #employability #wellbeingatwork

11.01.2022 This article argues persuasively that the Government's recent push to keep older Australians working misses the mark. As it explains, Australians often retire because they're dissatisfied with their job or working conditions, and because they feel tired. My perspective is that if those who feel ready to retire were encouraged to do so, it would free up jobs in the labour market for recent graduates, who often struggle to find ongoing, full-time employment. This would allow younger workers to carry the tax burden, and allow older people to enjoy their retirement. What do you think? https://theconversation.com/theres-a-yawning-gap-in-the-pla

08.01.2022 Finding it harder to catch up with friends and family than it used to be? This article explains why. I'd also be interested to know the effects of long commutes to and from work in our larger cities. https://theconversation.com/as-the-9-to-5-work-day-disappea

07.01.2022 "In the middle of difficulty lies opportunity" - Albert Einstein -"In the middle of difficulty lies opportunity" - Albert Einstein -

06.01.2022 These are the charts I've been waiting for. I suspected those in higher-skilled occupations would be less affected by the economic impacts of Covid-19. The Grattan Institute predicts that the unemployment rate will rise substantially in Australia, but that workers in the professional industries will be least affected (see chart 2). In addition, those in higher income occupations are less likely to lose their jobs (see chart 3). So whilst this is a very challenging time for many of us, this might provide some reassurance to those lucky enough to be in high-skilled, high-paid work. https://theconversation.com/the-charts-that-show-coronaviru

05.01.2022 Need resume formatting tips? Here are some suggestions. https://redcareersaustralia.com//five-tips-for-formatting/

05.01.2022 Ever wondered how many failures successful academics endure before they get their grant or dream job? This article might surprise you, and show you you're actually doing well. https://www.natureindex.com//how-to-deal-with-failure-reje

03.01.2022 If you're interested in doing research in Switzerland, here's your chance! I was a Swiss Excellence Fellow in 2011-12 and it was an unforgettable experience. I maintain relationships with friends and colleagues all over Europe as a result. https://www.facebook.com//a.21029561499/2532723326948058/

03.01.2022 Good news! The Victorian Government has passed 'wage theft' laws, which means that employers can no longer withhold wages, superannuation or other entitlements from their employees. A national law will likely follow. This will protect international students in particular, who tend to be at higher risk of wage theft. https://www.sbs.com.au//landmark-victorian-legislation-mak

01.01.2022 Are you preparing for an upcoming online interview? Perhaps my new blog post will be of interest. https://redcareersaustralia.com//making-a-good-impression/