No matter how much is written on this subject, people make the same interview mistakes over and over. Go through this list of common mistakes and see how many of these traps you fall into. Do you talk too much….and too quickly? We’ve all seen people who talk themselves out of a job because they […]
3 steps to quitting and their powerful impact
In this short TED Talk, Dr Rachel Horner shares a personal experience of quitting. She highlights the often overlooked positives that come from doing so. Quitting is commonly thought of, and talked about, with negative connotations. It’s thought of as laziness, being unsuccessful or under achievement. But the reality is everyone quits. And on a […]
The importance of ‘connection’ in an interview
In this TED talk, Itziar de Ros shares why she starts all her interviews with the question, “Who are you?” The underlying reason for this is she is trying to decide whether the person is “eligible to be a part of my life?” She believes this gives more opportunity for connection in an interview, and […]
Online interviews : how to prepare for success
No matter how experienced and confident you are in public speaking, the nerves suddenly appear when you are being interviewed for a new position. These nerves seem to be amplified when you’re facing an interview situation that you’ve not encountered previously. The brain starts working overtime to try and assess how best to handle this […]
Position yourself for success: planning the first 90 days in your new role
In this interesting TED Talk, Arnon Kraft shares his insights on how planning out the first 90 days of starting something new can lead to ongoing success. To start with it’s worth noting what Arnon shares as not being successful within the context of starting a new job: Hide & Seek – The people that […]
Hard choices help us become the person we really are
Ruth Chang’s engaging TED talk on hard choices helps to uncover a hidden power that we all have. That being that we all have the ability to create reason. But what is the significance of that? And why is it so powerful? In our minds, big choices are often equated to being hard choices. But […]
Our community update – for week ended Friday 17th August 2018
A weekly summary of interesting articles, events and news from our Catholic community Archbishop Coleridge and Pam Betts recognise staff who went ‘above and beyond’ at annual BCE Excellence in Teaching awards – read more Nicole Van Ingen, principal with Diocese of Wollongong, joined CEOs from around the Illawarra to support Vinnies CEO Sleepout – […]
Mental health in the spotlight
This TED talk from Guy Winch sheds a spotlight on mental health. Guy asks the question why is it not held in the same regard as physical health. From an early age we are taught about personal hygiene and healthy habits to look after our bodies. But similar lessons for emotional resilience and mental health […]
Our community update – week ending Friday 10th August 2018
A weekly summary of interesting articles, events and news from our Catholic community Sisters of St Joseph celebrate 150 years of Aged Care – read more Geraldton Diocese gives strong country voice towards Plenary Council – read more Marist Schools Australia July 31st newsletter – access here Bishops to release formal Royal Commission response this […]
Our community update – week ended Friday 3rd August 2018
A weekly summary of interesting articles, events and news from our Catholic community No funding deal yet for Catholic schools – read more Priests from Diocese of Broken Bay elect Rev Dr David Ranson as Diocesan Administrator – read more Archbishop Peter Andrew Comensoli installed as the ninth Archbishop of Melbourne – read more Turnball […]
