This week we celebrate National Reconciliation Week from 27 May – 3 June. These dates commemorate two significant milestones in the reconciliation journey - the successful 1967 referendum and the High Court Mabo decision respectively. This year’s theme, Don’t Keep...
Recruitment has changed so much in recent years and won’t be sitting still any time soon. Advances in technology and digital marketing are still changing the game. Social sharing and ‘employer reviews’ are also shifting candidate behaviors. Your talent rivals are...
Rising to the challenge: promising data shows women engineers are most resilient in the job market. The theme for International Women in Engineering Day (INWED 2018) is “Raising The Bar”. At WORK18, we are fortunate to meet many inspiring women working in...
Are you where you thought your career would be at this point in your life? Do you love your team but are no longer challenged? Are you wondering if you can transfer your skills towards a different career path? Hi there! I’m Linda from the Talent Acquisition team at...
About the time the Australian Government decided to create a national science agency over 100 years ago, the first International Women’s Day was celebrated, commemorating the movement for women’s rights. While both have come a long way over the century, we still...
Fresh out of university I started my career in the NSW Roads and Maritime Services (known then as the Roads and Traffic Authority) as a policy graduate. Having completed my Bachelor of International Studies with a double major in Italian and politics, I dreamt of...
The pandemic brought the world online overnight. Emma Neal, Principal Program Manager at Microsoft, knows this very well and shares her rewarding two-decade career at Microsoft.
If there is anywhere in the world where Jess Munt feels at home, it is at work. It may seem counterintuitive, but Schneider Electric is a company where employees can be themselves – and in Jess’ case – it’s to be the best working parent.
Edith Butterfield, CX Program Manager, started at BOC seven years before transferring to the Australian office. Feeling well and truly at home in Australia and with BOC, she shares her career journey with us.
Aisling Goff, Quality Assurance Manager with Mercury, never imagined a career in the construction industry. A decade on and thriving, she is wanting to inspire women to join this ever exciting industry.
Áine Corbett has two careers which she is equally passionate about. One as the Regional Property Manager for Woolworths and the other as a qualified dog trainer and competitor.
Jema Cameron shares a few of the many Culture & Engagement and DEI initiatives she’s been involved in at Programmed.