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Burnout is a core concern for Aussie workers.

5 steps to beating burnout

Work getting on top of you? Here are our top tips for preventing the dreaded crash-and-burn.

  • Simon Webster

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It’s a jobseeker’s market.

How to navigate the job market when you’re in high-demand

It’s a great time to be a jobseeker. But juggling multiple job offers can be challenging. Here’s how to handle it. Looking for a new job? You might be spoilt for choice. In January this year there were almost 37 per cent more job ads posted compared to January 2019 – and 50 per cent fewer applications, according to the latest figures from SEEK. More jobs and less competition could spell happy days if you’re looking for a change.

  • Simon Webster
Applying for a job and wondering whether you would get on with your new boss? Don’t be afraid to ask.

Would you hire your future manager?

When you accept a job offer, you’ve generally got a good understanding of what the pay, the conditions, your role and your career prospects are going to be. You would’ve already worked all that out.

  • Simon Webster
A candidates enthusiasm can be more valuable than their hard skills. 

Why you should search for a career that taps into your passion

Finding a job you’re passionate about might sound like a cliché, but it could turn out to be a savvy career move, with a survey* by employment marketplace SEEK revealing that a candidate’s enthusiasm may be more valuable to employers than their hard skills.

  • Penny Carroll
The changing way of job searching throughout COVID-19.

How to deal with job search stress

Whether you're out of work or trying to make a career leap, job hunting can often feel like an uphill battle.

  • Kimberly Gillan
Many Australians are willing to trade salary for job security.

Job security vs salary: The new priorities for Australian workers

New employment trends emerging have the potential to transform the hiring process for employers, with Australians revealing what’s really important to them now they’ve lived through the uncertainty brought on by COVID-19.

  • Nina Hendy