Elissa Collier

\'We skill people for the future by training them to move the world, move the earth and move equipment from point A to point B.\'

It’s not often that a single person can transform an entire industry and alter history.

Lately, everyone is talkin’ ‘bout your generation. With an age gap of nearly 50 years between the oldest and youngest employees in some organisations, there is a broad range of perspectives, needs and attitudes floating around the office.

For many young kids, becoming an astronaut and flying through outer space is the ultimate job – it\'s right up there with other popular careers children aspire to, such as firefighter, super hero and princess.

With Celebrity MasterChef set to hit our television screens next week, reality TV fans, foodies and ordinary Australians are eager to see how a politician, news anchor, beauty queen, journalist and fashion designer handle the heat in the kitchen.

Sometimes it’s easier to identify something we don’t like rather than something we do, and our careers are no exception.

If you want to become a chef, one of the first things you will have to decide is what type of chef you want to be and what you want to call your specialty.

An actuary is one of those jobs that you’ve heard of but you’re not quite sure of exactly what it is. Want to know more?

In today\'s global workplace more and more employers are opting for the Skype, Live Messenger or video interview.

Here are some hot tips on how to succeed in a video interview.