How workers can cope with new pressures
The pandemic tested Aussie workers’ resilience – but experts say the worst is still to come. Find out how to keep new pressures caused by the economic downturn in check.
Careers
Quiet quitting: how doing less may save your job
Australians are doing the bare minimum at work to avoid getting the sack, as part of a global movement known as quiet quitting. But experts warn it could backfire on some workers.
Top 20 courses to help you get ahead at work
Discover the top 20 courses Australian workers are using to get ahead in the office. We list them here.
Ghosting job offers may ruin your career
Talent shortages are seeing jobseekers fail to reply to companies and recruiters who offer them work — but candidates have been warned they will be blacklisted for roles in the future.
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How to choose a good mentor
Having the right mentor can make all the difference to your career. Here’s how to pick the best and make the most of it.
The surprising jobs to earn while you learn
Jobseekers do not have to do an apprenticeship to be paid while they learn the skills for a job, with another training path offering many types of work.
What workers should take out of 2020
From new communication techniques to the focus on wellbeing, recruiters reveal the positives that have occurred in an otherwise horrid year.
Revealed: Best sectors for jobseekers right now
Exclusive SEEK analysis reveals how different states and sectors fared in the 2020 jobs market and what we can expect heading into 2021.
Resume tips to actually get the job
A little effort goes a long way when putting together a job application that will stand out. Here’s how to give yours an edge.
How to choose the right university degree
Many school leavers choose the wrong qualification to study at uni, often pressured into preferences by other people. Here’s what you should do instead.
Xmas party cancelled? Here’s what to do instead
COVID-19 cancelled a lot this year but the end-of-year work function does not need to be one of them. Find out how you can still celebrate.
The new way to learn a trade
Workplace learning no longer has to occur face-to-face and apprentices are among those to benefit from the virtual shift.
Your work questions answered: when to apply for the dream job
A great job has been advertised, but you don’t meet all the criteria listed in the job description. Should you still apply? Recruiters reveal their thoughts.
What you must do even when not job hunting
Making yourself look employable isn’t something you should do only when you’re looking for work, writes Amanda Rose. Here’s what to do each week.
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