Holiday periods like the recent summer break, provide opportunities to take a breath, sit back and reflect on how your life and career are tracking. Are you reasonably happy in [...]
by Peter Luscombe Hearing such a statement would make you feel astonished, yes? The first time I was told this at the end of an interview virtually left me speechless. I [...]
by Peter Luscombe Soft skills are essential for career success according to Caroline Smith - Why Soft Skills Matter - Making Sure Your Hard Skills Shine : Soft skills are increasingly becoming the [...]
by Peter Luscombe Despite how educated and qualified our youth may be they currently struggle to attain employment. Latest Australian Bureau of Statistics figures show the unemployment rate for 15 [...]
By Amelia Ishikawa I am a glass half full person, with a general sense of abundance. I thrive on connection to people, lots of people, and have crafted a career [...]
by Peter Luscombe Source:Flickr Think for a moment about the two sides of the same coin. Youth employment equates to being skilled and capable for a job with the assumption [...]
by Peter Luscombe The Work Habit series has encompassed: The need to examine work habits The nature of habits both in life and at work The efficacy of making change [...]
by Julie Preston Preparing for an internal interview should be easy, right? You know the selection panel; you understand the organsation; your track record speaks for itself. What could go [...]
This is the second in a two-part article by Career Actually contributor Peter Luscombe. Read Part 1 here. Vision without action is a daydream. Action without vision is a nightmare. Japanese [...]
by Peter Luscombe Having dealt with in this series the need to review work habits, and ways and means to make change, let’s now focus on negativity. A less-than-positive attitude [...]
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