We have a new Mission Statement that actively reflects our commitment in creating a transformative era of work.
In today's ever changing landscape, underpinned by rapid technological advancements and evolving workplace dynamics, we know it is paramount to prioritise people.
Organisations thrive when their people are put first, and when a commitment to culture and respect underpins every action.
Our team is valued, supported, and empowered to reach their full potential both inside and outside of the workplace.
Our mission is to create a future for all businesses to succeed not only internally but externally when contributing to society.
We dedicate our time to drive meaningful change and shape Sharp & Carter's culture to always place well-being and growth above all else.
About the role My client is seeking a friendly and professional Front of House Assistant to join their dynamic, progressive and energetic environment. You will be well presented, articulate in your communication, show sound judgement and discretion and used to a demanding environment. This is a permanent position. Responsibilities As the face of the office, you will liaise with all internal and external stakeholders, assist with general inquiries and provide quality administrative assistance to the wider team as required. Your responsibilities will include, but are not limited to; Operate a computer-based switchboard. Answer all incoming telephone calls in an efficient and timely manner, transferring them to the appropriate staff member/department, or alternatively ensuring that all messages have been sent to the appropriate staff via email. Daily empty and clean of all dishwashers, fridges, sinks. Book Sydney staff travel as and when requested. Meet and greet all clients in a courteous and professional manner, both over the phone and face to face. Coordinate all meeting room bookings, follow up requests and make sure meeting rooms are running efficiently. Coordinate all catering. Coordinate in-house Company Presentations as and when required. Organise and coordinate local, interstate and international couriers, ensuring all booking information is recorded correctly, as well as obtaining courier quotes on a case-by-case basis. Order courier supplies as necessary. Coordinate all presentation requests including booking of the presentation room, sending out invites, setup of presentation equipment, catering and liaising with staff and company clients. Log maintenance requests with Building Management as necessary. Oversee the maintenance of the kitchen and meeting rooms, ensuring they are clean and tidy at all times. Maintain clear and organized work spaces and storage rooms. Assist with external mail outs as required. Skills / Experience A minimum of 2 – 3 years’ experience in a similar role. Intermediate PowerPoint skills, Intermediate Word and Excel. Experience in the stockbroking / finance industry would be very desirable, however is not essential. Excellent telephone manner, communication skills and customer service. Ability to work within a high volume, team environment. Discretion in relation to confidential information. Proactive, flexible approach to completion of work, good oral communication skills, including the ability to provide effective and appropriate advice and information to a variety of people and to use discretion with confidential information. Good written communication skills. Strong organisational and administrative skills, including an ability to prioritise workloads, meet deadlines and manage a varied workload, in a busy professional environment Demonstrated ability to take initiative in problem solving and in exercising judgement About the clientSydney CBD location, our client is an energetic Financial Services firm who is seeking an experienced Receptionist/Administrative Assistant to join their high performance culture. This is a permanent role that requires an individual that will bring a "can do" attitude to a tight-knit and friendly team. To apply please follow the link below or for a confidential discussion please phone Elise Dawson on 03 9616 2650.
About Us: This company’s mission is to empower their clients to make informed decisions about their most important purchases. Whether it's comparing options online or speaking with a comparison expert, they are dedicated to providing tailored assistance within a supportive and diverse workplace. Responsibilities: Educate clients on health insurance products and services. Develop and implement sales strategies to achieve revenue targets. Identify and pursue new business opportunities. Build and maintain strong relationships with clients and insurance brokers. Stay updated on industry trends and competitor offerings. Requirements: Proven track record of success in health insurance Excellent communication and negotiation skills. Ability to work independently and as part of a team. Strong customer service orientation. Knowledge of health insurance regulations and products. What’s on offer : Hybrid & Flexible Working– Save time commuting, we have the option to split your time working both in our office and from home. Professional Development –There is a genuine pathway to upskill in learning and development within a company who invests in the right resources to develop staff. Recharge Days –For the times when you just need to take a break, we offer three extra days to use at your discretion (yes, in addition to your 20 days Annual Leave! Referral Bonus –Earn yourself an extra $1500 by referring another superstar to join our team Salary packaging– we can help you to maximise your salary with options such as novated leasing. Paid Parental Leave(for both primary & secondary caregiver) and a Return to Work Bonus for when you’re ready to come back. Income Protection Insurance- a monthly income replacement benefit (after a waiting period) if you are medically certified as unable to work due to an injury or illness that is not work related. Wellbeing Centre –Our online platform which provides education, support and tools to help you live a healthier and happier life – find online yoga, cardio & boxing classes, healthy recipes and meditation & mindfulness tools. Employee Assistance Program –Free access to qualified psychologists and coaches who can assist you with the demands of work and home life. Rewards Platform –A simple way of saving money for you and your family by offering you instant discounts and cashback at hundreds of retailers. Earn and redeem points while you spend! If this role sounds like the one for you or you would like to know more please APPLY NOW
The Company:This Retail powerhouse boasts iconic and well-established brands, is an innovative market leader with an international and national footprint and is going through a very exciting time of change and opportunity. It offers an attractive range of staff benefits and has an excellent track record of providing ongoing career development opportunities.The Role:The Operations Manager is responsible for the daily operations of the site, ensuring both service and financial performance targets are met according to budget and market expectations. This role oversees the efficient and safe movement of products from Inbound to Outbound, while maintaining top-tier service. The Operations Manager will lead a team to achieve budgeted KPIs through meticulous planning, monitoring, optimization, and reporting of operational activities, driving sustainable value and world-class standards in the Distribution Centre. Duties include: Build a strong team focused on continuous improvement and high performance. Focus on performance management and career development through coaching and effective feedback. Develop and maintain strong relationships with store level, Brand Business Partners, and suppliers. Ensure service levels to customers and stores are met and improved. Optimise product flow through a comprehensive understanding of the Supply Chain. Lead change initiatives to optimize site operations, reducing errors and improving efficiency. Oversee Inventory, Systems, and Continuous Improvement streams, ensuring integrity. Adhere to and promote WHS policies, procedures, and guidelines Experience: Proven operational management and development experience in the logistics industry. Detailed knowledge of warehousing, distribution, and Occupational Health and Safety policies. Familiarity with KPIs, financial planning, and SDA EBA site agreements. Strong leadership, team-building, and influencing skills Exceptional interpersonal and communication skills. Benefits: Great competitive salary plus bonus Monday - Friday with attractive hours of 7am - 4pm Great staff discounts Job security and great career progression To apply online, please click on the apply function. Alternatively, for a confidential discussion, please contact Aaron Piscopo on 0424803351 or apiscopo@sharpandcarter.com.au
About the roleThis role is an exciting full time and permanent opportunity to provide administrative support to a Managing Director and to ensure the efficient operation of their activities while supporting the wider team and managing the general operations of the office. Key Responsibilities Support the Managing Director and administrative support to the wider team Email management Ad hoc Travel management Prepare for and assist the facilitation of meetings, both external and internal, including minute taking and meeting agenda Draft and prepare, reports, submission documents, presentations and related documents Assist senior administrative staff with invoicing Reception duties as required Ad hoc administration support Skills & Experience Can-do and positive attitude Proven ability to work in a fast-paced environment Proficiency in Microsoft Office suite (Word, PowerPoint, Outlook, Excel) Lateral thinker and has the ability to multi-task Excellent written skills and strong communication skills Team player willing to do what it takes to get the job done; adaptable and enjoys a challenge. About the companyOur client is a property development company based in Melbourne. Specialising in land, townhouse, and apartment development they are a growing business with an exciting opportunity to work alongside their close knit growing team in a Office Manager/ Executive Assistant role. To apply click on the appropriate link below. Alternatively, for a confidential discussion, please contact Zoe Schofieldzschofield@sharpandcarter.com.au 0401 265 388
Finance Analyst / Customer Experience Specialist - immediate start needed! We are seeking a talented and motivated Finance Analyst / Customer Experience Specialist to join our team. In this role, you will work closely with internal and external stakeholders to help drive business growth and improve customer satisfaction. As a Finance Analyst, you will be responsible for analyzing financial data and providing insights to help inform business decisions. You will also work closely with other departments to ensure that financial objectives are aligned with business goals. Additionally, as a Customer Experience Specialist, you will focus on building strong relationships with internal and external stakeholders and helping to improve their experience. Key Responsibilities: Analyze financial data and provide insights to inform business decisions. Partner with internal stakeholders to align financial objectives with business goals Collaborate with external stakeholders to improve customer experience Build strong relationships with customers and ensure their needs are being met Identify opportunities for process improvements to drive business growth and improve customer satisfaction Qualifications: Bachelor's degree in finance or a related field. 2+ years of experience in finance or customer experience. Strong analytical and problem-solving skills. Excellent communication and interpersonal skills. Ability to work independently and collaboratively with cross-functional teams. Familiarity with financial analysis tools and software. At our company, we value teamwork, innovation, and a commitment to excellence. We offer competitive salaries, comprehensive benefits packages, and opportunities for professional growth and development. If you are a driven, detail-oriented individual who is passionate about business partnering with internal and external stakeholders, we would love to hear from you. To apply, please submit your resume and cover letter outlining your qualifications and interest in the role. How to Apply To apply online, please click on the appropriate link. Alternatively, to arrange a confidential discussion, please contact lruddlesden@sharpandcarter.com.au or call on 0488 756 943 quoting the reference LR1502048.
Consolidate your career working for an industry leading national organisation Office located in Epping with onsite parking working in a close knit team Commence ASAP in an ongoing role as a long term asset to the business The OrganisationAs a market leader at the forefront of their industry, our client prides itself in taking care of their employees. They are seeking a motivated Payroll Officer to join the team on an ongoing basis, immediately, to assist with continued growth from a payroll processing perspective nationwide. Position Description Reporting directly into the Payroll Manager, your duties will include: Weekly payroll processing for over 2,000 staff in a team environment Timesheet processing on a weekly basis Processing new starters, terminations and payroll adjustments Interpreting multiple awards and EBAs Proving accurate information in response to employee queries Assisting the payroll manager and wider team when required Candidate ProfileThe successful applicant will have proven experience in a similar Payroll Officer role as well as the following attributes: Ability to hit the ground running Strong attention to detail Excellent time management skills Experience using a large ERP system Excellent time management skills What’s on Offer Commencing a new role immediately in a supportive environment! Parking onsite in Epping Friendly & collaborative team Attractive remuneration (circa $95,000 package) Long term opportunity How to ApplyTo apply online, please click on the appropriate link below. Alternatively, for a confidential discussion, please contact Emma Kennedy at ekennedy@sharpandcarter.com.au
We want to provide you with all the support you need to perform at your best and have outlined below several tools and techniques that you may find useful.The two key elements to successful interviewing:PreparationEnthusiasmPREPARATIONPreparation is essential and enhances your chances of performing well at any interview.Here are some tips on interview preparation:Ensure your recruiter has provided you with a detailed understanding of the position description, the team environment and the organisation.Conduct additional research regarding the organisation through reading.Make sure you know exactly where you’re going and always be on time.Dress conservatively and pay attention to all facets of your dress and grooming.Know the exact place and time of the interview, the interviewer’s full name and the correct pronunciation and his/her title.Spend 30 minutes reviewing your resume/experience and its relevance to the position description. Identify the specific examples in your background that are directly relevant to the position description and that demonstrate your ability to do the job. Refresh your memory regarding details of present and past employers and your work history in their companies. You will be expected to know a lot about a company that you have previously worked. Think about how you will describe your most important achievements.Be prepared to convey to the interviewer: why this role appeals to you, why they should consider you for this role and what makes you different from other candidates.Prepare the questions YOU will ask during the interview. Remember that an interview is a two-way street. The employer will try to determine through questioning if you have the qualifications necessary to do the job. You must determine through questioning whether the company will give you the opportunity for growth and development you seek.Here are examples of probing questions you might ask:What would a normal day in this role look like?Why is the position available?How would you describe your organisational culture?What induction and training programs does the organisation offer?What sort of people have done well in this team/organisation?How is the company positioned against its competitors?What is your vision for the future? What are the plans, if any, for growth or expansion?What are the three things that would make someone an outstanding success in this role?How well do you think I match the requirements of the role?What is the next step in the process?PREPARATION FOR THE STRUCTURE AND STYLE OF THE INTERVIEWCOMPETENCY-BASED INTERVIEWSCompetency-based interviews are the most prevalent style of interviewing. Competency-based interviews, also known as behavioural interviewing, require you to draw on past experience and describe specific examples of incidents that demonstrate your competence in a particular area. The most effective way of answering these questions is to use the “STAR” technique:Situation– briefly describe the background to the situationTask– specifically describe your responsibilityAction– describe what you didResult– describe the outcome of your actionsHere is an excellent answer to a competency-based question that is testing teamwork as a competence:Question:“Teamwork is a very important part of our organisation. What evidence do you have to prove that you are a good team player?”Answer:“I have a number of examples I could share with you. In one instance, when I was working as a financial analyst at ABC Company, the sales team were putting together a bid for a large piece of work and the analyst that normally helps them was on leave. I offered to help them and worked late every night for two weeks to ensure they had all the information they needed. They took on my suggestions regarding pricing and some creative ideas I had on formatting the proposal. As it turned out we won the bid and I was promoted as a result.You may be required to provide between one and three real-life examples to validate one competence.Be Prepared with Answers and Supporting Examples to Standard HR Questions such as:1. What are your career aspirations?2. Why do you want to work for our company?3. What interests you about our product/service?4. Of your previous jobs, which did you enjoy most and why?5. How have you managed conflict in the past?6. Describe what you have done in your career that shows your initiative.7. What are your weaknesses? Your strengths?8. What does teamwork mean to you?9. What style of management gets the best from you?10. What have been your major achievements to date?Remember that you are being interviewed because the interviewer wants to hire somebody – not because he/she wants to trip you up or embarrass you. Through interaction which takes place during the interview, he/she will be searching out your strong and weak points, evaluating you on your qualifications, skills and intellectual qualities and he/she will probably probe deeply to determine your attitudes, aptitudes, stability, motivation and maturity.YOUR STYLE AND BEHAVIOURDuring your interview, the employer will be evaluating your total performance, not just your answers.Listed below are some factors and mannerisms that will usually produce a positive reaction from a prospective employer:1. Interested, balanced approach2. Ability to express thoughts clearly3. Career planning and objectives4. Confidence5. Informative replies6. Tact, maturity, courtesy7. Maintenance of eye contact8. Firm handshake9. Intelligent questions about the job10. Preparation and knowledge of company/industry11. Enthusiasm for the role and organisation12. Positive, “can-do” attitudeGENERAL TIPSDo:Plan to arrive on time or a few minutes early. Late arrival for a job interview is never excusable.Greet the interviewer by his/her first name.Wait until you are offered a chair before sitting. Sit upright in your chair. Always look alert and interested. Be a good listener as well as a good talker. Smile.Maintain eye contact.Follow the interviewer’s leads but try to get the interviewer to describe the position and the duties to you early in the interview so that you can relate your background and skills to the position.Make sure that your points get across to the interviewer in a factual, sincere manner. Keep in mind that you alone can sell yourself to an interviewer. Make him/her realise the need for you in his/her organisation. Smile.Always conduct yourself as if you are determined to get the job you are discussing.Never close the door on an opportunity. It is better to be in a position where you can choose from several jobs rather than only one.Competency-Based InterviewsSometimes referred to as behavioural response or event interviewing. This technique requires you to demonstrate your skills and experience by showing how you have handled situations and solved problems in the past by describing actual events.The principle is that your past behaviour is the best guide to your future behaviour. The interviewer will:Focus on what you did and said in past situations.Probe for details of what you thought or felt at the time to gain an indication of your approach and motivation.Sample interview format:You will be asked a series of general questions supplemented by probing questions to draw out evidence of your competencies.“Follow the star” method as previously outlined when providing your response:Situation– briefly describe the background to the situationTask– specifically describe your responsibilityAction– describe what you didResult– describe the outcome of your actions.For any interview queries or more tips click here to get in touch with any of our consultants.
Moving into a management role is a pivotal career step, signaling a shift from individual contributor to leader. It's more than a change in title; it's an opportunity to lead, influence, and make a lasting impact within an organisation. This blog will explore the importance of this transition and its significance in professional growth. Assessing ReadinessSelf-assessment plays a crucial role when considering a managerial position, serving as the foundation for a successful transition. By introspectively evaluating one's readiness, individuals can identify strengths to leverage, and areas for growth. Key considerations such as comfort with decision-making, willingness to confront challenges, and alignment with leadership responsibilities provide invaluable insights into preparedness for a managerial role. This process not only helps candidates gauge their suitability, but also ensures they enter the role with clarity, confidence, and a proactive mindset for development. Weighing Pro’s and Con’s Management roles offer a myriad of benefits, including the opportunity to lead teams, make strategic decisions, and drive organisational success. Managers often enjoy increased visibility, autonomy, and potential for career advancement. However, with these benefits come challenges, such as navigating complex interpersonal dynamics, balancing competing priorities, and handling increased levels of responsibility and pressure. Transitioning into a management role often entails lifestyle changes, such as longer working hours and heightened stress levels. It's essential for individuals to carefully consider these factors in relation to their career goals and personal aspirations before pursuing a management position. Employer Expectations and Skill DevelopmentEmployers looking for a new manager seek candidates who possess a range of essential skills to lead teams effectively, such as: - Communication: Effective communication is crucial for conveying ideas, providing feedback, and fostering collaboration within teams.- Decision-making: Strong decision-making skills involve assessing situations, considering alternatives, and making informed choices that align with organisational objectives.- Problem-solving: Managers must be able to identify issues, analyse root causes, and implement solutions to overcome challenges efficiently.- Emotional intelligence: The ability to understand and manage one's emotions, as well as empathise with others is essential for building rapport, resolving conflicts, and motivating team members. Strategies for Skill Development and Alignment with Company VisionKnowing where to begin developing your leadership skills can be difficult, so here are some ways in which you can begin the ongoing process:- Engage in leadership training programs to enhance communication, decision-making, and problem-solving abilities.- Take on project management roles to gain practical experience in making strategic decisions and overseeing complex tasks.- Seek regular feedback from colleagues and supervisors to identify areas for improvement and refine interpersonal skills.- Immerse oneself in the company's culture, values, and goals to understand its vision and objectives thoroughly.- Consistently align actions and decisions with the company's mission and values to demonstrate commitment and readiness for a management role. Pursuing Opportunities and Career GrowthSeeking management roles within current organisations or new companies entails proactive networking, expressing interest in leadership, and showcasing relevant skills. Embracing career growth open mindedly invites opportunity for continuous learning and adaptation, which will allow you to stay up to date on industry trends, and consequently hone your leadership capabilities. Whilst it can be daunting to step into a management role, through utilising the above tips and insights, you will be prepared for the transition and feel confident in your abilities. By remaining agile and open to new challenges, you will be prepared to advance in your career and succeed in future management roles.
What is workplace diversity? Diversity in the workplace is about hiring employees who bring diverse identities to an organisation, reflecting an intersection of ethnicities, religions, physical abilities, races, sexual orientations, educations, life experiences and more. Workplace diversity isn’t merely a trendy term or optional feature within your organisation; it is an essential priority that influences the way your business operates, the community it fosters, and what your brand image looks like. Why is it important? Having a diverse workplace should be a core value ingrained in your organisation, as it allows employees to feel comfortable to share ideas, collaborate and feel respected at work. There are many benefits that result from workplace diversity: Enhanced creativity:By hiring diverse employees, you will gain fresh perspectives and unique ideas that set you apart from other organisations. Better customer understanding: A diverse workplace can more effectively engage with and understand a varied customer base, boosting customer satisfaction. Improved brand reputation:Being recognised as an employer that prioritises diversity will enhance your brand reputation and foster an inclusive reputation. Expanded talent pool: Hiring staff from differing cultures and backgrounds will naturally create a larger talent pool and extend attraction to a diverse range of talent. How to improve diversity in your workplaceThere is no quick fix that will single handedly elevate your diversity and inclusion efforts, but taking stock of your current staff demographics and prioritising a broad range of employees is a great start. Ensure that you connect your employees with personalised opportunities to increase job satisfaction and promote a diverse range of development options.Focus on creating a diverse leadership team to ensure that you lead from the top, and make sure to celebrate differences within your organisation. This will increase employee retention and promote an inclusive and comfortable workplace environment.
To attract top-tier talent for your company, a thoughtfully crafted job advertisement is essential. 90% of employers struggle to identify qualified candidates (Flynn 2023), which unfortunately stems from weak ads deterring strong applicants. It is important to understand why a job ad might not be grabbing the attention of strong candidates. Here are some reasons for the problem: Vagueness in job descriptions and necessary skills Creating an intimidating prospect by overemphasising job requirementsNeglecting career growth opportunities Lack of visual appeal To combat these issues, it is essential to know how to craft an ad that will appeal to your target candidates. Here are some strategies: Create a compelling job titleTo capture a candidate's attention, avoid using generic titles and instead use descriptive words that highlight the unique selling points of the job. Write an engaging job descriptionNot only must the title be captivating, but so must the introduction for the role. Start by highlighting the main aspects of the position and follow with the benefits and opportunities available. This will set an optimistic precedent for the candidate, indicating that the job is not just a tick-box role, but rather a developmental position. 3. Use key words effectivelyEnsure that you strategically include words that are industry specific, and intertwine these within the title, description, and qualifications sections.4. Showcase company values and culture In today’s landscape, candidates not only look for the perfect job, but also an aligning culture. Devote a section to highlight the company’s mission and values to help candidates understand the organisations culture and whether it is the right fit for them. 5. Format for visual appeal Ensure that you lay out the content in digestible sections, using bullet points, subheadings, and bolded words. This will draw attention to key details and visually entice candidates.6. Enhance with visualsIt can be overwhelming to look at a job ad that is purely word-based, so be sure to include relevant images that represent the role and company to increase visual appeal.Dedicating time and energy in crafting engaging job ads with these tips will make the advertised role stand out and and ensure recruitment success. Reference:Flynn, J. (2023) 20+ essential hiring statistics [2023]: Everything you need to know about hiring, Zippia. Available at: https://www.zippia.com/advice/hiring-statistics/#:~:text=90%25%20of%20employers%20struggle%20to%20find%20skilled%20candidates (Accessed: 04 March 2024).
Our recent 15-year milestone served as a celebration of our people and the business we have built together. Everyone has played a crucial part in creating this special organisation - from our Partners, Consultants and Graduates to our ESAs, Marketing Team, Finance Team, IT Support, and Commercial and Wellbeing Teams. We have all contributed to living and championing our culture and values, leading us to where we are today. Our CEO and Managing Partner, Stephen Carter, believes that “we are a group of people who are doing things differently. We are proving that care, trust, generosity, humility, and excellence lead to an incredibly successful place” as evidenced by our annual growth of 40%. To acknowledge this commitment and our purpose, we feel it is important to encapsulate our organisation's ‘Why?’ into a new Mission Statement. A statement that answers the questions, ‘Why do we exist?’ and ‘What do we hope to add to the world beyond the traditional foundations of recruitment?’.After much consideration and refinement, we present Sharp & Carter’s new Mission Statement: ‘To be a catalyst for a new era of work – where organisations unlock potential through prioritising people above all else.’We aim to set an example for the world by demonstrating that a culture of uncommon care is the key to unlocking the potential of both organisations and people. Not only are we passionate about our own team, but also about everyone that is involved with our company, making us an organisation that brings humanity and understanding to recruitment. We are immensely proud of our people for their efforts in creating this catalyst for a new era of work and recruitment.
Get ready to celebrate International Women’s Day (IWD) on March 8th! It’s that time of the year when we come together to honour the incredible achievements of women within S&C and reaffirm our commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion within our business.This year’s theme is ‘Inspiring Inclusion’. Inclusion is how well and easily people can fully connect and engage with people across all types of differences. Practically, it is how businesses, leaders, and individuals provide ways that allow everyone across multiple types of differences, to participate, contribute, have a voice, and feel that they are connected and belong, all without losing individual uniqueness or having to give up valuable identities or aspects of themselves.Inspiring action is not just a statement—it's a call to action that aligns with our values. It reminds us that gender equality is a journey, not a destination, and each one of us plays a vital role in creating a more inclusive workplace. Let’s use this day to amplify the voices of women, challenge stereotypes, and advocate for equal opportunities in every sphere of life. We want YOU to be a part of the action. Here’s how:Make sure you attend your in office IWD celebration. By coming together, you not only show your support for gender equality but also acknowledge the unique talents, perspectives, and leadership that women bring to S&C. This sends a powerful message of appreciation and encouragement to the women who inspire us all. It is an opportunity to talk about their experience of workplace equality, breaking down barriers, and the importance of male allies.Making commitments to ‘inspiring inclusion’ is just the beginning; it's our actions that truly make a difference. We are asking teams to think of one practical action they can take to foster a more inclusive environment. Whether it is being aware of and managing our unconscious biases, ensuring all voices are heard when making critical decisions, or organising a community outreach event, every effort counts! You may want to on the commitments made during IWS 2023.We want someone passionate within teams to lead and keep the focus on this throughout the year. That person maybe a partner, director, manager or consultant – we all have a part to play. Email your team’s goals to HR by March 18th, 2024. Let’s make this International Women’s Day one to remember!We will share a resource to help you to create those commitments and action on our journey towards greater inclusivity and equality.How aware are you of your own unconscious bias?Unconscious bias refers to attitudes or stereotypes that influence our understanding, actions, and decisions in an unconscious manner. Being aware of it is crucial because it helps us reduce its impact on our decisions and behaviours. By acknowledging our biases, we can make more fair and objective judgments, leading to better outcomes in areas such as hiring, promotion, and overall interactions with others. Check out the Ted Talk of Gail Tolstoi Miller, an American recruiter and career coach with over 20 years industry experience and over 15,000 job placements. She shares her own personal story of unconscious bias in her recruitment decisions and how she now practically challenges. Cheers to the incredible women, at work, home and in our community who inspire us every day!
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