Accredited courses from leading Australian universities, TAFEs and colleges
Accredited courses from leading Australian universities, TAFEs and colleges
Leaving a job can be just as hard as leaving a relationship. Knowing when to cut your losses and start anew is instinctive for some, but for others it's a slow, painful and drawn out process.
In an ideal world, you’d want your employer to be sorry that they couldn’t keep you, acknowledge your contributions and admit that they’ll have big shoes to fill when you’re gone. Here’s how to leave the same way you came in – on a high note.
With over 10 million views, Marina Shifrin's viral resignation video has opened the door to a creative but risky new way of quitting.
Not sure how much notice you need to give when leaving your job? Let us help with these resignation tips.
The results are in, and no, panda huggers and doughnut taste testers aren’t on the list! Find out what jobs made the cut. The results will blow your mind.
Whether you’re switching careers or just buggering off to travel overseas, a break from work can be a useful tool to garner not just life experience, but extra skills with which to arm yourself for your next big move.
I can haz more productivity? Fellow office workers, I have good news for you. If you occasionally indulge in a bit of lolcats when you take a break, you may actually be helping your employer by being more productive when you get back to work!
Studies have shown that chronic procrastination is associated with lower pay, unemployment, higher stress, reduced life satisfaction and lack of a partnership - true story. Here's how you can finally stop procrastinating - we have the science to prove it.
Looking to squeeze more into your day? Here are six tips to up your productivity game, all backed by science!
We take a look at the top 10 skills employers and recruiters will be looking for by 2020 to help you future-proof your career!
