Been working in allied health for a while. It is a taxing job, but love making a difference.
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Been working in allied health for a while. It is a taxing job, but love making a difference.
I currently work for supplier side in commercial construction industry for 2 years, and undertaking diploma of building & construction since the long term plan is to work within builder side. Is it wo...
read moreConsidering the job market at the moment I am growing increasingly frustrated of companies who don't respond to job applications. I put many hours into each CV and CL and then to not even hear back? I...
read moreHi Everyone, I’m Felix, based in Melbourne and completing an MBA in IT Management. I’m transitioning from logistics and customer operations into cybersecurity and technology consulting. I’ve built an ...
read moreHi everyone, I’m currently going through the ATO APS3 Frontline Operations Officer recruitment process and would appreciate any insights. I completed my interview and was later asked to provide refer...
read moreThe world’s most successful investors share one common trait: They think long term. While others react to daily headlines, they focus on where industries, markets, and technologies may be heading ov...
read moreI'm a freelance Graphic Designer from the Philippines with 10+ years of experience. I currently work with two US-based clients, creating graphic designs and AI-assisted video content. I recently visit...
read moreAllied health subcontracting — what is the middle layer paid for? APD in Sydney, 1 yr into ABN subcontracting. Medicare pays $61.80/EPC — I keep under 50%. Same split on NDIS/DVA. I cover insurance, ...
read moretowards zero suicide mental health nurse interview questions. Any help is welcome
I’ve been so frustrated and anxious lately, what should I do under this situation?
Hi all, I recently finished the final-round interview for a Graduate Architect role at Arup Australia. Does anyone know how long Arup typically takes to communicate the outcome after the final interv...
read moreSharon Lee is a hard taskmaster but it's because she really cares about the team and the clients and the results. I've been on board almost 2yrs now and the culture is nurturing. The travel is great t...
read moreHas anybody ever gotten a job through Octec? My mother got her first job that way so I’m thinking about getting my first job through them too since I haven’t had any luck with my interviews in the pas...
read moreI recently got dismissed as an Operations Manager since it just wasn't working out (surprising my team and I...). I did Organic Chemistry in my Honours year, and moved on to Polymers and Material Scie...
read moreA company’s culture becomes visible during periods of uncertainty.Anyone can appear aligned during growth.Stress reveals operating philosophy.
Avoid EY (and other Big 4 / 5 audit/consulting firms). The glory days of these firms are long gone, and they are only filled with self certified Linkedin lifesytyle coaches - that's it. Their core p...
read moreI’m interviewing for a pricing analyst role and I’d love some tips on what they ask in both the Excel practical and interview. Any advice would be great. Thanks!
Markets eventually punish unnecessary complexity. Internally. Operationally. Financially. Simple businesses are harder to imitate than people think.
I wrapped up my Master’s in Cybersecurity in October 2025. Since then I’ve been freelancing, doing some cybersecurity training work, and applying for jobs. No luck yet. My major challenge is the entr...
read moreI recently applied for a role I’m genuinely interested in. The hiring manager’s name was included in the ad, so I found her on LinkedIn and sent a connection request, which she accepted. I’m new to th...
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