Feeling the symptoms of burnout? Here’s how to manage it Careers Burnout isn’t a new concept. The phrase was coined in 1974 by Herbert Freudenberger. Burnout is a complex condition that is often, but not always… Read more
Seven ways to optimise your CV for ATS robots Wednesday October 21, 2020 By Hannah Kingston Careers An Applicant Tracking System, also known as an ATS is a that is used by organisations to filter and store applicants resumes. In simple terms,… Read more
Here’s how to negotiate your salary Wednesday October 21, 2020 By Hannah Kingston Careers Wondering how to negotiate your salary during the interviewing process or a performance review at work? It’s not always an easy task, it can feel… Read more
Promoted The Energy and Water Ombudsman NSW seeks General Manager, Dispute Resolution Tuesday October 20, 2020 By The Mandarin Career Advice Omera Partners is proud to partner with Energy and Water Ombudsman NSW on the executive search for their General Manager, Dispute Resolution, based in Sydney. Read more
Movers & shakers: DFAT names new deputy secretary Friday October 16, 2020 By Shannon Jenkins Careers The latest senior public sector appointments from across the country. Read more
10 signs that it’s time for a career change Wednesday October 14, 2020 By Hannah Kingston Careers We all have our bad work days, weeks and sometimes even month(s), but how do you know if there is light at the end of… Read more
21 working-from-home tips to keep you focused Monday October 12, 2020 By Hannah Kingston Careers Is working from home starting to feel like a chore as opposed to a treat? Here are 21 working from home tips to keep you… Read more
Will work from home become the new norm for public sector workers? Monday October 12, 2020 By Hannah Kingston Careers Will work from home become the new normal for public sector workers? Here's everything you need to know about the future of WFH. Read more
Promoted Why mid-career public servants need mentoring Friday October 9, 2020 By The Mandarin Career Advice Mentoring brings benefits such as improved wellbeing, confidence and, in particular, attitude to employer and intention to stay. Read more
Premium Insights and analysis The future of work is coming, but it might not be what you think Friday October 9, 2020 By Sean Innis Careers Our pursuit of good work — the type of work that meets our desires — is strong and causes some tension in our policy structures. Read more
Professional manifestation: here’s how to set career goals Tuesday October 6, 2020 By Hannah Kingston Careers As John Lennon once said, “Life is what happens when you’re making other plans”, indeed, you can’t manage every aspect of your life, but setting… Read more
How do you know if you are in the right career? Monday October 5, 2020 By Hannah Kingston Careers How do you know if you’re in the right career? More often than not, you’ll feel it in your gut. You will either feel excited… Read more
How to write a resignation letter Monday October 5, 2020 By Hannah Kingston Careers The majority of Australians will write a resignation letter in their lifetime, in fact, according to McCrindle, the national average tenure in a job is… Read more
How to write a cover letter and stand out from the crowd Monday October 5, 2020 By Hannah Kingston Careers You may be wondering how to write a cover letter to stand out among the crowd. Depending on… Read more
5 ways to beat imposter syndrome at work Monday October 5, 2020 By Hannah Kingston Careers Have you ever felt like you don’t deserve your job? Maybe there is a lurking feeling that someone could do it better or you will… Read more
