Tell us about you and your mob? My name’s Jai Lawton, a Bidjara man from central west Queensland, currently the CEO of AEMEE, the Aboriginal Enterprises in Mining, Energy and Exploration. I’m living on Yugara and Turrbal country. I have two little girls that keep me on my toes and teach me a lot of […]
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The job market is constantly changing, and job seekers need to stay up-to-date with the latest trends and technologies to stay ahead. Relying on traditional job-seeking methods may hinder your success in today’s digital age, especially if you are looking for online or hybrid roles. Sending resumes and cover letters, attending job fairs, and relying
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Are you tired of applying for jobs and never hearing back? Do you feel like your lack of experience is holding you back from landing your dream job? The problem may not be your credentials but rather your mindset. There are two types of job seekers: Reactive and Proactive. Understanding the difference between these two
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Tell us about you and your mob? I am Jenni Walke, a Bundjalung woman, living and working on Turrbal/Yagera country. I am the youngest of three daughters to my mother. My grandfather is from Cabbage Tree Island in Northern Rivers NSW, and my grandmother was relocated to Cabbage Tree Island from Cherbourg. I am the
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Honouring Our Leaders: The Journey of Kirli Saunders (OAM) This month, we are delighted to honour an extraordinary Gunai Woman whose influence runs from the halls of the Sydney Opera House to the communities she serves. Kirli Saunders (OAM), has dedicated her life to creating, connecting, and catalysing change through her works and artistry. Kirli
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Talent Scarcity: Tips for Job Seekers If you’re in the job market, you’ve likely noticed that finding the right role with the right fit can be challenging. While there are plenty of jobs available, finding one that matches your specific skills and qualifications is a concern for many job seekers. Nearly half (47%) of business
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Create a new application for each Job if you want an interview When applying for jobs, a one-size-fits-all approach won’t cut it. Each job application should be uniquely crafted to align with the specific role and the company’s expectations. This strategy not only highlights your suitability for the position but also demonstrates your keen attention
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What Job Seekers Need to Know The job market can feel like an uphill battle at the best of times, especially when you’re searching for a workplace that values diversity and inclusion (D&I). For Indigenous job seekers, D&I can impact your career satisfaction and growth and the lack of it is something we all face.
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Tell us about you and your mob? Hi everyone, I’m Jordy Dwyer, the Community and Cultural Education Manager at First Nations Foundation. I’m a proud Wiradjuri man with family ties to Bathurst and Euchareena. I was born in Western Sydney but grew up on country in Manildra, NSW. Now, I’m living and working on the
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Job interviews can be nerve-wracking, but with the right approach, you can shine as a standout candidate. As an Indigenous job seeker, you bring unique perspectives and valuable experiences to the table. It’s important to present yourself in the best light and make a lasting impression. Whether you’re stepping into the corporate world, aiming to
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