Now that social distancing measures have eased, you’ll find yourself returning to a very different workplace. Read more about post-COVID workplaces here.

If you would like to continue working from home, you need to approach your boss with a plan. Read how to tackle this issue here.

Use your spare time wisely by intentionally taking a step back to reflect honestly on the trajectory of your professional career. Find out more here

The pandemic has forced us to question our long-standing habits, routines and values, in both our personal and working lives. Find out more here.

Not only does overworking negatively impact mental health, but it also adversely affects all-round productivity. Read about avoiding overworking here.

Here’s how to get yourself into the right mindset and remain optimistic and confident for your next remote job interview. Read more here.

With the recent acceleration of remote working, it is now more important that organisations ensure their culture thrives outside of the standard workplace.

Working from home is becoming the new normal for many. Here are our top tips to work from home effectively, productively and successfully.

Receiving poor feedback during a performance review is never easy, regardless of whether you’d anticipated it or not. Find out more about what to do next.

Here we present our latest tech trends and outline opportunities for IT professionals to upskill, explore career prospects or find assurance in their current tech skill-set.

January is behind us and the new year is well underway. If you’ve decided to look for a new job in 2020, then the following key points will help you boost your employability this year and beyond. 1. Think about the skills you will need to achieve your future career goals: If you really are to move closer to reaching your professional goals, it’s crucial to subjectively take stock of...

The start of a New Year is a good time to look ahead to new beginnings at work. Read for six concrete goals to help start your New Year at work right.

It’s important that you use your personal brand to build your reputation as a digital expert. Find out more information about personal branding here.

Most jobseekers understand the importance of showcasing quantifiable evidence of their skills and competencies on their CV. Stating the percentage increase in new sales, clients or website visitors that you were personally responsible for, for example, serves to demonstrate to a potential new employer your expertise and the value you could bring to their organisation. Such outcomes are easy...

So, you’ve been searching for your next tech job and you’ve landed an interview for what you think might be your dream role. You’ve taken the time to consider how you’ll answer the interview questions to get yourself to the top of the candidate list and one step closer to securing a job offer. However, it’s important to recognise that an interview isn’t just a one-sided cross-examination. It...

Is a new job on your radar for 2020? If so, you might think you’ve mastered the art of the job search – but think again. In 2020, it’ll take more than tailoring your CV and preparing thoroughly for interviews to get your dream job. This year, there are several new recommendations to add to the list. From taking a calculated risk to highlighting transferrable skills for a sideways move, 2020...

A good mentor can change your career for the better. They’ll share their knowledge and expertise, open doors, guide your upskilling, offer career advice and help you get ahead professionally. Their advice is invaluable and is given voluntarily, without expecting anything in return. But despite this, it’s common for people to think that it’s the mentor who shoulders the responsibility of...

By asking the right questions, the interviewer will see you as a strong candidate who is genuinely interested in the job. Find out more here.

The acute cyber security talent gap continues to challenge organisations across Australia and New Zealand. Read more insights on this critical issue here.

When preparing for an all-important job interview, you might think that the most important thing to equip yourself with is what you’re going to say when answering specific types of interview questions. Something that you may not appreciate, though, is that the interviewer won’t necessarily only be paying attention to what you say – they’ll also be actively looking at how you approach...