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What it’s like when your boss really sees your potential
BASF has backed Madeleine Van from graduate program to Head of Sales. What could you achieve if your employer saw your potential, not just your experience?
Turning a New Leaf: Hayley’s shift from safety to environmental
If you care about the planet, perhaps an environmental career is for you. Discover how Hayley followed her passion and made a rewarding career change.
The power of supporting introverts in the workplace
Whether you’re an introvert, extrovert, or somewhere in between, discover where you belong professionally at Pitcher Partners Melbourne.
Sarah’s 5 pillars of progress: Paving the way in construction
It takes a great leader to steer a course in rough weather or chart a brand new direction entirely. For women in construction, Sarah’s story is a must-read.
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Meet one of the civil engineers behind Melbourne airport’s runway
Civil Engineer Delmay Lavigilante on the award-winning Melbourne Airport project she helped deliver, and why more women should consider engineering.
Six women on what it’s really like to build a career in trades
From shipyard apprenticeships to mining trainee programs, six WORK180 Endorsed Employers share how they’re attracting women into trades, and building workplaces where they stay and progress.
Your employer brand has a new front door, and it’s not your careers page
Candidates now research employers through AI tools, not careers pages. Here’s what generative engine optimisation (GEO) means for your employer brand.
How Lily’s very first interview landed her a career in the trades
Lily Crabbe’s electrical apprenticeship at Gold Fields took her from nervous first-timer to Leading Hand. Here’s how she got there.
How Helen Wood turned an eight year gap into fifteen years in geology
Helen Wood spent 15 years moving through geology roles at AngloGold Ashanti, including starting a new department as a founding team member.
Why three women chose mining, and why they’d choose it again
Holley, Isabella, and Natascha work in very different roles at Sandvik Australia. All three chose mining. All three would choose it again. Here’s why.