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How do you build a career in a new country while also building an actual life? 86% of tertiary students work alongside their studies. Source: Australian Youth Under Pressure (2026) At that scale, energy management matters more than time management. Most students are not short on hours in the day. They’re short on the energy […]
If you moved here with a degree, years of experience and a strong track record, why does the job market sometimes treat you like you’re starting from nothing? International graduate full-time employment sits at 59.7%, against 79% for domestic graduates, with more than half of international graduates working below their qualification level. Source: QILT Graduate […]
When did resilience become something students have to build on purpose, rather than something that just develops along the way? Domestic students report an optimism score of 68.1 out of 100, but success itself is being redefined as survival: a high income (58%), no debt (50%), and owning a home (50%). Source: Australian Youth Under […]
Ask any international student or new migrant professional what stops them from applying for a role, and the answer often has nothing to do with skill. It has to do with confidence. The numbers back this up. Only 1 in 3 young Australians feel highly confident explaining how they use AI in a job interview, […]
Change and communication leader Dr. Aniisu K. Verghese, who faced racism, ageism, and discrimination across his own global career, launches Empowering Employability to support migrant professionals navigating the Australian workplace, and to confront an underemployment crisis costing Australia AUD9 billion a year. SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA. Change and communication leader, author, speaker, and trainer Dr. Aniisu K. […]
I had the pleasure to speak to the Step Two community on the topic – Voices from the Heart – Partnering with Staff for Organisational Success on August 8. A big thank you to Rebecca Rodgers for the opportunity and to all the participants for your fantastic questions on measurement, influencing leaders, and getting started. […]
Stepping into Australia in late 2023 was a rollercoaster ride. Amid warnings of seasonal slowdowns in job opportunities, my family and I remained steadfast in our decision to make Australia our home after living and working in Poland for a couple of years. Little did we know, this decision would mark the beginning of an […]
Embarking on a new communications project can be like hopping onto a moving train – a bit overwhelming. Whether you’re a seasoned pro or a newcomer, understanding the lay of the land is crucial for success. Let’s break it down in simple language. Get the lay of the land Understanding the project’s current status is […]
Embarking on a journey in a new country is a challenging endeavor, particularly when faced with the daunting task of discerning whose guidance to trust and which advice to heed. It’s easy to fall into the belief that every encounter holds the promise of well-intentioned support. However, a note of caution is essential. Allow me […]
Here’s wishing my readers a blessed New Year! This is Edition #101 of my newsletter. Thank you for your support and encouragement. As the world of work continues its transformative journey in 2024 – embracing hybrid and gig working, navigating the complexities of multigenerational teams, and contending with the pervasive influence of AI – internal […]