Employment gaps. The Bermuda Triangle of a resume, where time seems to disappear without explanation. It is not uncommon for people to have an intermission or two in a career. Here’s how to explain those gaps without inventing a story about being abducted or having needed to go into a witness protection program. A Sabbatical […]
Crafting Your Resume: 10 Tips for Impact …with a Dash of Whimsy?
Welcome to the realm of resume writing. We are regularly asked questions about resume formats…. and we regularly receive resumes that appear as if the owner has given it no thought! This document is your gateway to corner offices, executive perks… and perhaps even a glimpse of that elusive work-life balance. Let’s start on the […]
The Initial 3 Months in Your New Role: A Guide to Leaving a Positive First Impression
Disclaimer: This guide is designed to offer both serious advice and a dash of well-placed sarcasm to help you stand out in your new role. Results may vary depending on your ability to wield charm and wit. “New Kid on the Block” Sure, you’ve got loads of experience, but you’re the new kid in town […]
People in the News – week of Monday 21st August 2023
Josephite congregational leader Sr Monica Cavanagh RSJ says St Mary of the Cross MacKillop would tell young Australians to face today’s difficulties with courage – read more Sister Catherine McCahill elected Sisters of the Good Samaritan Congregational Leader – read more St Vincent de Paul Society national president Mark Gaetani says better economic and social […]
Resigning with grace…. and a touch of humour, perhaps?
Navigating the tricky waters of resignation while keeping your relationships afloat might seem like a daunting task. However, by mixing a dash of tact with a shake of humor, you can say goodbye to your current role while still holding onto those precious connections. Setting the Stage Let’s face it – leaving a job is […]
People in the news – to Tuesday 15th August 2023
Eva Skira, Catholic Education Commission of Western Australia Chair says she is deeply encouraged by the positive attitudes of Camino de Santiago pilgrims – read more Sonya Mears and Martin Slattery recently appointed Executive Director and Chair of the Good Samaritan Foundation Board – read more Catholic Education South Australia Executive Director Dr Neil McGoran says […]
People recently in the news – Tuesday 6th June 2023
Bishop Vincent Long launches the Australian Catholic Bishops Conference Laudato Si’ Action Plan – read more Tony Farley, Executive Director Sydney Catholic Schools, reflects on reconciliation – read more CRA President, Peter Jones OSA says CRA calls for a system overhaul to address the cost of living crisis – read more National Catholic Education Executive […]
People recently in the news – Tuesday 30th May 2023
Bishop Ken Howell appointed Bishop of Toowoomba by Pope Francis – read more Dr Caroline Thompson, Director of Formation at Mercy Partners, welcomes Townsville people to their Annual Indigenous Encounter Day – read more. Chair of the Trustees of EREA, Philomena Billington, announces the appointment of Dr Liam Smith as National Executive Director – read […]
People recently in the news – Tuesday 16th May 2023
Natasha O’Donoghue, GSE Governing Council Member, Jane McDonald, Dean of Mission, St Mary Star of the Sea College, Alan Ibbett, Board Member, Mater Dei and Iris Nastasi, Principal, Rosebank College share their experience of the Good Samaritan Education Benedictine Pilgrimage – read more Mother Mariam Joseph talks about life at the Carmel of Jesus, […]
People recently in the news – week of Monday 17th April 2023
Sister Clare Condon SGS says First Nations Peoples have an inalienable right to be heard at the highest level and history is calling all of us forward – read more Brisbane’s St Stephen’s Cathedral dean Fr Anthony Mellor encouraged at seeing high turn-out at Holy Week Masses – read more Passionist priest Fr Denis Travers […]
