Faye van Wyk has always had a dream to fly. Literally. When she is not working as a Senior Manager at EY, she is clocking up hours at the nearest regional flying centre, and this passion has seen her career soar into global roles at EY.
Julia Wraithmell has been at Northern Trains for 33 years across a diverse number of roles. Starting out as a school leaver, she has loved every minute of working in the rail industry.
Erin Gamble has never really planned her career, instead “just taking every opportunity that comes [her] way”. After more than a decade in the aviation industry, her attitude of saying yes has led her to join Splunk as a Customer Success Manager.
Carly Deason developed a love for IT at school, so it was a natural move to pursue it further at university. She shares with us her rewarding career at CGI, her tips for career success and the importance of workplace flexibility.
Jen Beer has had an interesting and varied career, training as a vet, working in a not-for-profit, playing international sport, studying an MBA, working in telecommunications, then joining nbn in a role that brings together all the threads in her career.
Gaming runs through Kayla Panozzo’s genes. Her whole family are devoted gamers, and now she is a Lead Software Engineer at Wargaming, who produce and design games played by millions across the world.
Returning to work after having kids, Stacey Quilton thought interesting part-time roles didn’t exist. WORK180 proved her wrong!
We spoke to three employers from male-dominated fields to see how they are answering the rally cry to raise the visibility of women in leadership roles.
How can values help you navigate life’s challenges? We spoke with engineer Andy about developing personal values and working in a male-dominated industry.
If someone told you they worked in mining, what comes to mind? Clair shares some facts that might surprise you about what a mining job can look like.
The tech industry is rich with opportunities. As a tech grad, how can you get the right support to find a job that suits your skills, passions, and talent?
Are chances for advancing your career better if you stay in your current role, or try something new? We asked Karen, at Woolworths Group.