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The Importance of Empathy in The Workforce

Empathy: the ability to understand and share the feelings of another. Alfred Adler once said, “Empathy is seeing with the eyes of another, listening with the ears of another and feeling with the heart of another.” As someone who considers themselves to be very in...

Chasing bytes and bites: Why choosing an IT Major is like choosing your favourite ice cream

Picture this: you're standing in front of a bustling ice cream parlour. You’re confronted by an array of flavours that span from the classics like vanilla to wild, futuristic concoctions like Ginger Pineapple. Each scoop holds a world of delight, and your mind starts...

The benefits of applying for the Top 100 Future Leaders Awards

Earlier this year, we spoke to some of the finalists and one of the winners of the Top100 Future Leaders Awards for 2023. From connection to skill-building, in this blog post, 7 of our 12 UTS finalists will reveal the key things they learned through the process and...

Nurturing Confidence and Creating Change: Inside the Women@Dior Program

Women@Dior is a global mentoring and educational program run by Dior in partnership with UNESCO. The program connects female-identifying university students with professional mentors at Dior, encouraging them to build their confidence and skills as they step into...

Generative AI and your career: How to ethically use AI when job searching

The rapid growth and widespread adoption of generative AI tools has raised many questions around their ethical use in various contexts. Their impact on writing is a major point of discussion, which includes resume writing and job searching processes. UTS encourages...

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The Importance of Empathy in The Workforce

The Importance of Empathy in The Workforce

Empathy: the ability to understand and share the feelings of another. Alfred Adler once said, “Empathy is seeing with the eyes of another, listening with the ears of another and feeling with the heart of another.” As someone who considers themselves to be very in...

Unlocking the hidden job market

Unlocking the hidden job market

Did you know employers don't publicly advertise all jobs?While public job boards are the most easily accessible way of seeking work, many roles are filled daily through talent acquisition, backfilling, and referral. This process represents the hidden job market, which...

Email Etiquette 101: How to write a professional email

Email Etiquette 101: How to write a professional email

In today’s digital world, email is unavoidable in a professional workplace. As you prepare to enter the job market, mastering the art of writing a professional email is a must. But, as with all new skills, it comes with a learning curve, and you won’t get it right all...

Acing Psychometric Tests: Why they’re important

Acing Psychometric Tests: Why they’re important

Article courtesy of WikiJob As the global economic crisis continues, many people are trying to land higher-paying jobs or additional gigs. But, before they can land their preferred work, they must pass the hiring process. One of the obstacles that may be required by...

30 icebreaker questions for networking events

30 icebreaker questions for networking events

How do you say ‘hey’ at networking events? The introvert in you might be answering just don’t, but trust me, it’s simpler than you think. Preparing some fun, professional questions to ask can help you start conversations. We’ve collated a handful of icebreakers you...

How to avoid job-search burnout

How to avoid job-search burnout

Are you experiencing job-search burnout?Job hunting can be incredibly rewarding but also very draining. In today's competitive job market, landing a role could take months and dozens of unsuccessful applications. While this relentless pursuit of employment could have...

Top considerations when looking for remote work

Top considerations when looking for remote work

Remote work has consistently been on the rise for several years. In 2020 in Australia, 64% of employees worked from home, largely due to the pandemic. However, as more business owners and employees alike began to realise the benefits of remote work, the trend of...

How to get unstuck in your career

How to get unstuck in your career

Not everyone thinks about what their 'career' might look like in the future. Often, we don't make measured decisions that take a whole-of-life approach. Some people are focused on getting through uni and haven't even thought about their next steps after graduation....

The changing attitudes towards work

The changing attitudes towards work

It seems as though, in recent years, people's views on work have changed. This shift is evident on social media, in news articles, and in conversations. Even in universities, attitudes have evolved. People are becoming more sceptical of the idea that work and career...

How Harry Styles masters personal branding

How Harry Styles masters personal branding

Harry Styles went from being in One Direction to becoming a well-known name. His talent and musical journey contributed to his success, as seen in his album of the year Grammy win. He has also mastered unique and clear personal branding. In this post, we'll discuss...

Interviews: How to answer (and ask) the BIG questions

Interviews: How to answer (and ask) the BIG questions

I’m pretty sure no one really like interviews all that much, but if you’ve done your research and prepared a few answers to the more difficult questions it’s a lot easier to head into an interview feeling confident and ready to succeed. To help you on this...

6 Reasons to join the UTS Peer Network

6 Reasons to join the UTS Peer Network

Joining the Peer Network was a game-changer in my university life. For the past two years, I felt like I've been robbed by the pandemic of the fun and exciting university experience you see in movies. Going to society events, running to and from tutorials and...