The majority of people pack too much for short work trips. In the last few years, I’ve learnt that in order to be able to hit the ground running when you arrive at your destination, especially if you’re going straight into meetings, you don’t want to have to firstly, wait to collect your baggage from … Continue reading The Travel Diaries: Travel Hacks – Packing for 1 to 5 Day Work Trips
This article was also published on my LinkedIn. I’ve spent the last week reflecting on what I learnt from my powerlifting competition on Sunday, 17th of September. I competed in PTC Adelaide’s 3-lift Novice Competition, my last novice powerlifting competition before I make the move to sanctioned competitions next year. I am ecstatic to have … Continue reading The Millennials Series: 2 Lessons that Millennials can apply to Business and their Career from their Passion
This article was also published on my LinkedIn. Passion, it’s what gets you out of bed in the morning. 6 days out from my next novice powerlifting competition, and I’ve been reflecting on what this competition preparation (comp prep) has taught me in comparison to previous ones, and how it is applicable to my role … Continue reading The Millennials Series: Passion and Skills – Three Qualities Powerlifting has Enabled Me To Develop as a Millennial in the World of Accounting
Customer retention is key to ensuring the ongoing success of your brand, and in turn your business. The main way to successfully ensure customer retention is through excellent user experience.
LinkedIn is one of the main platforms utilised by employers and recruiters when they are looking for new talent. Essentially, LinkedIn is your online resume that allows you to display your work history, education, and the skills you want to present to the wider audience, alongside enabling you to connect with like-minded individuals within your field...
Graduate accounting jobs are not easy to land, and undergraduate jobs even more so. With the process becoming more and more competitive, there are the three things I can recommend for all accounting students to do to make yourself stand out to potential employers are: Study abroad on either a short term program or a semester-long … Continue reading The Millennials Series: Three Experiences Accounting Students Should Have Whilst At University
Mentoring is most often defined as “a professional relationship in which an experienced person (the mentor) assists another (the mentee) in developing specific skills and knowledge that will enhance the less-experienced person’s professional and personal growth.” - Management Mentors As I mentioned in “What’s more important: money or a job that you love?”, finding a mentor is … Continue reading The Millennials Series: Five reasons mentoring is beneficial to achieving your goals
As I approach the end of my third year of official employment with Accodex, I’ve been reflecting on exactly how lucky I am that Chris Hooper and Markus Cirillo took a risk on a very green 19-year-old. I was uncertain as to what my career was going to look like, all I knew was that … Continue reading The Millennials Series: What’s more important – money or a job that you love?
Over July I spent three weeks in the USA, and was privileged to visit Silicon Valley. Silicon Valley... well words cannot explain how amazing it was, Google, EA Games and Draper University, all key in furthering my love of entrepreneurship. The main thing that really hit me was the open mindedness of everyone, and the … Continue reading The Millennials Series: USA Study Tour
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