Author: Cinthia Senter

Imagine you did really well in your interview, but you didn’t get the job because you made a poor impression on a potential co-worker.This person wasn’t even in the interview room, and you didn’t get a chance to speak with them.However, they may have noticed something you did when you thought no one was watching,… Continue reading During the Interview Process, Everyone is Your Recruiter

Let’s say you have to wake up around 6am daily, but instead of getting 7–8 hours of sleep every night, you’re going to bed late. You end up getting roughly five hours of rest each night. How long do you think you’ll be able to sustain productivity and performance? Will you be able to be… Continue reading Enough Sleep is Vital for Your Career

Are you an apprentice living in the ACT, working for a local employer, and were already active in your training on 1 July 2024? You may be eligible to receive a one-off $250 payment to help with the cost of living. Please note the following rules set by the Government: 👉 You must not have… Continue reading One-off payment for apprentices and trainees in the ACT!

Some sources say it was at seven, while others say it was at 10. The fact is that Pablo Picasso started training in drawing and oil painting quite early for two reasons:  He showed a passion and skill for art from a very young age His father, José Ruiz Blasco, was a professor of drawing… Continue reading Did Pablo Picasso Start his Career as an Apprentice Before he was 10?

Like a tree, your professional life goes through different seasons. Sometimes, results will bloom, and for other periods, they’ll dry out. When people can only see the bare branches, it’s your roots that’ll keep you grounded. Your experience and learning efforts will continue to nourish you, allowing you to keep working even when the results… Continue reading Career Seasons: How Your Roots Keep You Grounded and Ready for Growth

You can prepare as much as possible, but recruiters may challenge you to step off your rehearsed script. According to Forbes, “hiring managers are increasingly using creative, unscripted questions to assess essential soft skills like critical thinking, adaptability, and emotional intelligence.” So, if you can’t predict every question, how will you be ready to answer… Continue reading If You Can’t Predict Every Interview Question, How Will You Be Ready to Answer Them?

João Fonseca, an 18-year-old tennis player ranked World No. 112, looked up to his mentors, who helped him build the skills and mindset to beat a top-ten world player on his Grand Slam main-draw debut. In case you missed it, the Brazilian tennis player delivered a stunning opening performance at the Australian Open. When talking… Continue reading What Do You Do When You Score Big in Your Career?

Did you know that the cost of work-related injury and disease to the Australian economy can surpass $60 billion a year? And you may need to help pay this bill. As ABC said, “workers are often left to bear the costs.” If you want to protect your body and stay in the workforce longer, keep… Continue reading Got a physically demanding job? Remember, you’re not invincible.

Do you know what the percentage is of men working as plumbers, welders, concreters, roof tilers, bricklayers and carpenters within Australia? It’s at 99%, which means women represent only 1% of these trades. So, what can we do to change this? One of the most significant challenges is overcoming the deeply ingrained societal biases and… Continue reading In Australia, Only 3% of Women Work in Trades. How Do We Change That?

Mindfulness involves paying full attention to what is happening around you in a purposeful, open-minded, and non-judgemental way. It’s a great way to support your mental and emotional health. The aim of mindfulness isn’t to change or control your experience but to help you stay in the present moment and feel connected. By focusing on… Continue reading Mindfulness: Supporting Mental Health Through Mindfulness