Maggie Beer: from Bankstown to the Barossa
Maggie Beer started her working life at the age of 14 in a chenille bedspread factory. Two decades later, in a pheasant farm in the Barossa Valley, she found her dream job
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Maggie Beer started her working life at the age of 14 in a chenille bedspread factory. Two decades later, in a pheasant farm in the Barossa Valley, she found her dream job
Maggie Beer started her working life at the age of 14 in a chenille bedspread factory. Two decades later, in a pheasant farm in the Barossa Valley, she found her dream job
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After a long five months, we are returning with a new season and here is the opening episode! While Hussein was away for his ACL surgery, Zaid had his first attempt at a solo podcast episode talking about the transition from university to a working life. This was a big part of why the podcast had to break for a few months, and Zaid opens up about his struggles dealing with this transition while also providing advice on how to navigate the transition through his own experience.
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Are your days blurring into one? Unless you work on a shifted roster, work doesn’t have a clear starting point or conclusion – particularly when it comes to working from home. The result? We feel like our work day never really ends. We want to put a boundary back up and help you feel more present – and all it takes is one little sentence.
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On this weeks episode of the Mentoring Mindset, we're joined by Jane, a professional career coach helping frustrated professionals across the globe. During this episode, Jane speaks more about her role, her love for Paris, how she became an entrepreneur, her experiences with mentoring in the past and so much more.
Who is the MOODIEST co-worker in your team? It turns out a mixture of positive and negative energies could be the key to an A-team. Researchers from the University of Western Australia found “team effective diversity” helped team creativity. In other words, the most creative teams had people who were more positive and people who were more negative.
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Mouthful is checking in with the community and discussing how things are going in their lives today.
What do psychometric tests, workers comp and Sydney bin chickens have in common? Well they can be all in a dayâs work for human resources professionals.
But their responsibilities and place in the company is rapidly changing in organisations today. Jacqui Curtis is chief operating officer of the Australian Tax Office and is also in charge of this change in HR for the Australian Public Service.
Jacqui explains why HR must have a seat at the boardroom table and how AI and data analytics can help the people management.
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Do you luuurve your job? Before you answer, get honest. There isn’t a right or wrong answer to this question. Not everyone who goes to work loves their job. And that’s okay. The WHY we work can be more important. What motivates you to go to work?
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