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Redefining career strengths: UTS alumnus, Ant Raje, on navigating neurodiversity

Neurodiversity Celebration Week is a chance to recognise and celebrate the unique strengths and perspectives of neurodivergent people, and to consider how these strengths can shape future career journeys.  I recently had the pleasure of catching up with Antriksh “Ant”...

Understanding and preparing for psychometric tests (including SHL): A practical guide

If you’re applying for internships, graduate programs, or early career roles, there’s a good chance you’ll encounter psychometric tests during the recruitment process. These assessments are used worldwide to help employers understand how candidates think,...

New year, new start: 2026 career resolutions for uni students

The start of a new year is the perfect time to hit reset and set yourself up for success. For uni students, this isn’t just about personal goals – it’s about building a strong foundation for your future career. Whether you’re in your first year or about to graduate,...

Your brain’s superpowers: critical and creative thinking

If someone asked you how you’d survive in a future where AI is creeping into every corner of life, misinformation is everywhere on social media, and democratic countries are under pressure with deepening divides… what would you say? Probably something like: “That’s a...

Coffee Chats & Career Wins: How mentorship helped Janani build her professional network

Mentorship is more than just a tool for personal and professional growth - it’s a powerful way to build a strong, supportive network. For Janani, a Biomedical Engineering student at UTS and a Peer Career Advisor at UTS Careers, mentoring has been key to expanding her...

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Receiving help is not a sign of weakness

Receiving help is not a sign of weakness

With R U OK day and UTS Wellbeing week this September, I couldn’t help but think of those battling mental setbacks. I often think about how the way we go on with our daily life is like a scene from a movie. When I ponder about this, I picture one of the most famous...

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...