Author: Joel Smith

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Read more about the article Australia’s Best Selection Criteria Examples (2026)
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Australia’s Best Selection Criteria Examples (2026)

Selection Criteria Examples Selection criteria example responses for a range of industries and capabilities to get you started. By Joel Smith Navigate to: What's in this article Our selection criteria examples will help you get started with your responses. When applying for a job, it’s important that you nail your responses to the selection criteria. Sometimes, this is all the panel looks at. And the selection criteria can be can be difficult to interpret.This article will give you access to strong selection criteria…

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July 10, 2024
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The Great Resignation

The great resignation And how employer expectations and obfuscation fails to attract the right candidates. By Joel Smith Navigate to: The Great Resignation: What is it? The great resignation, or the big quit, is a colloquial term. It refers to a large scale resignation of workers around the time of the COVID-19 pandemic. It is ongoing.Economists, political commentators, social media influencers, and journalists have had a field day writing about the topic. A few key themes have emerged.Remember to follow us for resume…

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November 18, 2021
Read more about the article Turning Government Recruitment On Its Head
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Turning Government Recruitment On Its Head

Turning Government Recruitment On It’s Head Government recruiters have got it backwards and here’s why By Joel Smith In the federal government you can’t escape risk management. It’s built into everything you do – or, it’s supposed to be. The commonwealth’s framework  –  RMG211 for those in the know –  is a mandatory framework that is supposed to help agencies manage uncertainty, and make coordinated decisions when they are aware of the risk. So, what are the risks they should be aware of…

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October 19, 2020