Simon Eid is the Group VP, Australia & New Zealand of Splunk, the world’s first Data-to-Everything Platform. He is inspiringly passionate about the culture they’ve created and believes “the reason we’ve succeeded is we live and breathe our culture.”
We asked working mums from WORK180 and our Endorsed Employers to share their tips, tricks and general life hacks on work-life balance, self-care and transferable skills you gain as a parent.
Dan Collins joined Calibre as a graduate engineer back in 2007. He’s now a principal engineer overseeing important urban development projects out of Brisbane. He shares his passion for mentoring others and what’s kept him at the organisation for 13 years.
Transferable skills are the skills you build up throughout your employment, education and life that are non-technical, don’t belong to a particular industry or role and can be transferred as you move between jobs and industries.
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