The glaring imbalance in women’s careers
MEN outnumber women three to one in the growth industries of science, technology, engineering and maths. But why and what could be done to reverse the worrying trend?
MEN outnumber women three to one in the growth industries of science, technology, engineering and maths. But why and what could be done to reverse the worrying trend?
A GLOBAL study has ranked teens from 44 countries to find out where they are smartest. Take a look at the surprising results and try a question yourself.
GETTING into an Ivy League college is supposed to be excruciatingly hard, highly competitive and almost impossible. So how did this teenager get into all eight of them?
NEW unemployment data has revealed which Queensland Centrelink offices have the most number of jobseekers knocking on their doors.
HOW do you know to pack it in? One man who ditched his six-figure salary to follow his dreams has written the ultimate ‘quit your job’ checklist.
FORGET being an astronaut or actor, there is one surprisingly simple career choice that makes people in the US happy. Do you agree?
THE closure of car manufacturing plants will not kill Australia’s auto industry, according to a new report from Auto Skills Australia.
THE wonders of technological progress will see whole industries redundant within years. Is your job on the line?
DESPITE your best intentions to build a great career, you could be undoing all your good work without realising it. Here are the simple mistakes you don’t want to make.
AFTER four years as an environmental lawyer, this woman quit her job to find her dream career. She tackled 33 jobs in a year. This is her story.
YOU might think you’re playing your cards well, but your CV could be giving away much more than you think. And it could be why you’re not getting an interview.
IT PAYS to be a man when it comes to career advancement, but there’s one other factor that can give you the edge over your fellow males.
AT just 31, Susie Wolff is one of just two women in the male-dominated world of motorsports. Check out what life’s really like behind the scenes.
STOP right there before you open your work email. It may be an early sign you’re a workaholic. Here’s what to watch for and how to beat it.
V8 SUPERCAR queen Betty Klimenko believes the fresh smell of burned rubber will inspire girls to get out of the kitchen and under a car.
IT’S a cruel world in business. New research shows good looks are more likely to help men get ahead, but it’s not the same for women.
WE’RE sick of the stereotypes around certain jobs, that tradies are unreliable and models are vain. So we’ve found a model, librarian and tradie that bust the stereotype.
THEY’RE hugely controversial, but does giving people jobs based on their gender help to make the business world more balanced? What’s the smart way to implement quotas?
STEVE Belanger was in a cushy corporate gig with a high salary, but he was miserable. He reveals the surprising fallout from walking away from it all.
V8 SUPERCAR driver Jamie Whincup will take time out from the racetrack to help the next generation of Australian apprentices.
REMEMBER toiling away for free at your internship? All that valuable ‘experience’ you can slap on your resume. Well, these interns earn way more than you do now.
AUSTRALIAN women still earn far less than men and face sometimes overwhelming obstacles in the workplace, says Westpac CEO Gail Kelly.
NEWS Corp Australia CEO Julian Clarke began working at 16 at Victoria’s Standard Newspapers. In the interview he wore his school uniform.
WHAT does your mum think of you? How was your chat with the receptionist? The most penetrating interview questions revealed.
IMAGINE turning up for a job and finding 61,000 others after the same gig. That’s what happened in Sweden with an email blunder of epic proportions.
SHE’S landed a coveted internship at software giant Google, so what’s life really like behind the scenes?
IF YOU’RE waiting for that pay rise, stop holding your breath, there’s a slowdown in salary increases. Here’s how to make sure your pay packet continues to grow.
A MELBOURNE company has been forced to pull ads for 12-month internships after Seek deemed being paid in ‘emojis’ was a breach of the Fair Work Act.
TAKING down evil villains and donning disguises around the world. How do you sign up for the espionage business?
AUSTRALIA’S real estate boom is not only lining the pockets of homeowners and landlords. Guess the most popular job of 2013.
WANT that dream job but you’re sweating the interview? Arm yourself with these five sure-fire tips to get yourself hired.
SHE’S been to 20 different cities in the last six months, with friends and bank accounts, all over the world. Meet the “Suitcase Entrepreneur” who wants you to quit the daily grind.
ADRIAN Hoppel gave up working for a salary two years ago. He reckons he’s not only happier for it, but has more work than ever. Here’s how.
BEING cool, too happy or looking important aren’t the fastest ways to a corner office. Here’s how to avoid the seemingly innocent things that are setting you back.
WHILE all jobs come with their own level of stress, research shows some have more than others. Where does yours sit?
YOUNGER bosses who nag older workers to take redundancies or deny them training and promotions are forcing them into retirement.
ALEX Cearns staged the most drastic attempt at a career change since Monty Python’s accountant decided to become a lion tamer. She turned her hobby into a paying job.
DO you have what it takes to be great leader? There are five key attributes you need to take your life to the next level.
WHEN it comes to jobs, health, education and politics, there is one country that tops the world rankings for young people to live in. Hint: It’s not the US.
LOSING a job can be a massive kick in the guts. Here one man tells his story about how he put the pieces back together.
BEING part of the rat race was wearing down one Aussie couple. So they quit their day jobs, lived off their investments and have never looked back.
EXCLUSIVE: Flexible hours and more has made one course the most sought after among over-30s looking to escape their dead-end careers.
STINKY, life-threatening, exhausting, underpaid. You might wonder why anybody would want to become a firefighter – but 4000 people apply each year.
A 100-year-old Federal Government agency is being scrapped and its 200 staff offered redundancy. Which office can it be?
EVERYONE fudges the truth a little … right? It turns out some people are telling whoppers right throughout their CV. Here are the most common lies.
NO WONDER he always smiles. Not only is Roger Federer the greatest of his time – he’s also the richest. These are the game’s top earners.
SCHOOL-LEAVERS considering studying psychology should have their heads read – it is Australia’s most overrated degree. So what should you do?
SOMEONE’s gotta sift through those selfies. Shane Warne is advertising for a new PA – and the details are all on Twitter, “so please don’t be silly.”
MILLION-DOLLAR smile isn’t just a saying in retail, it’s now a matter of life or death, as the industry relies on the charm of their customer service to get sales back.
A QUARTER of a million Australian jobs have vanished during the global financial crisis – with 22,000 jobs lost last month alone.
LOOKING for a career change in 2014? Before you hand in your notice, take a look at this list of industries set to rise and fall in the year ahead.
LEAVING work at 2:30am during Christmas party season was the last straw for Karren. She quit her 60 hour a week job and has never looked back.
SO YOU’RE not on any of the Forbes 30 Under 30 lists. It’s OK! These famous people wouldn’t have made the cut either, and they turned out just fine.
WITH hangovers and 2013 over, millions of Australians will be returning to jobs they hate. Here are the five hottest gigs in the country.
EVERYONE has goals they want to kick this year. Here are eleven of the best resolutions to jump start your career – and how to actually stick to them.
DRINKING, crying and wearing a costume. You may laugh, but they’ve all been done in job interviews. Here 25 bosses tell about the worst candidates.
SICK of the day job? We can’t all be superstars, but if you’re not living the dream quite yet, take this simple test to find the perfect job for your personality.
LYING, backstabbing and fake jobs. One former agent spills the beans on what really goes on in this cut-throat industry.
TENS of thousands of young people will be dodging the beach this summer to instead work for ten hours a day – mostly for free.
A COMPANY has been given permission to advertise a job for women only – and it’s probably the last thing you’d expect.
ALEC Baldwin would often get the jitters about his commitment to sitcom 30 Rock.
SHE’S failed a fitness test five times according to insiders, leaving others in the department irate. So how did this rookie make her way onto the force?
THERE are people out there who truly love their jobs. Passionate about their professions. Motivated by Monday mornings. Honestly. We have proof.
THEY have unrestricted access to the boss and earn up to $200,000 a year. Are executive assistants the last bastion of true power in the modern-day office?
IMAGINE spending every day getting up close and personal with some of the world’s cutest animals – but a warning, this job involves sloppy kisses to the face.
SO YOU’VE landed a fancy job, only to see eyes glaze over when you try and explain it. Here’s why you may be better off without some big-headed job title.
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