Building and nurturing a strong network is integral to shaping and enhancing your personal brand, particularly in the realms of leadership and career management. In my journey, I’ve witnessed firsthand the power of networking, both face-to-face and through platforms such as LinkedIn. Networking is not merely a transactional exchange of business cards or […]
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Professional Burnout Triggers on Executives: How To Combat It?
Do you find yourself exhausted at work? Feel like you’re stuck in a rut and unable to get ahead? If so, you could be experiencing burnout. Executives are especially susceptible to professional burnout because of the high demands of their jobs. If you’re a mid-level executive, you may feel the pressure to meet your boss’s expectations […]
Mid Life Crisis? Goals help!
A recent interview with a Clinical Psychologist uncovered the key to alleviating the mid life crisis is to have meaningful goals and activities – and they may not be those you’ve been working toward for all your life…..
The Importance of Tailoring Your Resume for the Job
Do you ever feel like you are sending your resume into a black hole? The biggest mistake that many job applicants make is not tailoring their resume to the position they’re applying for. Customising your resume for every job is a surefire way of increasing your chances of getting noticed. With this, you can potentially […]
Getting in on the gig economy
Working in the gig economy – the freelance labour market defined by short term or contract employment – is no longer just the realm of those wearing jeans and t-shirts to work. In 2014, it was estimated that 3.7 million Australians (approximately 30 percent of our workforce) contribute $51 billion to the economy annually, making it more than an alternative avenue for one’s career, but an integral arm of Australian productivity.