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Women in Leadership in Mining & Resources
Raising female economic participation by 25% would add a potential $7.5 trillion to the global GDP and it is well documented that diversified teams have…
Continue Reading Stay in Touch With Each Other at Work
Article originally posted in The West Australian newspaper. Reducing reliance on digital collaboration can drive positive workplace cultures, according to Strategic Career Management Director and…
Continue Reading Many Ways to Effectively Reward Hardworking Employees
Article originally posted in The West Australian newspaper. WHEN it comes to rewarding loyal employees, there is no such thing as a one-size-fits-all approach, according…
Continue Reading Conflict Resolution – From The Soccer Field to The Office
Junior soccer - it’s only a game right? The children are there to have fun, keep fit and learn what it is to be a…
Continue Reading Authentic Leadership Part 1 – Communication
There's no such thing as a ready-born leader. While certain skills may be innate, good leadership is dependent upon your ability to communicate and demands…
Continue Reading Considering Study at University in WA?
The WA University Open Day season is almost upon us. All Western Australian universities hold open days in July/August to showcase their campuses and courses.…
Continue Reading Job Applications & Resumes – What Recruiters DON’T Want to See
The job of a recruiter is not only to look for information in your application and resume that proves a match between you and the…
Continue Reading Resumes – Top 10 Things Recruiters Want To See
People often ask me what a resume should look like. Here are my top 10 tips. Page one is the most important – If you…
Continue Reading What do Home Maintenance and Career Development Have in Common?
We have lived in our house for over 15 years and it wasn’t new when we got here. Over the years of raising a rambunctious…
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