Fluid Engineering
Why a Sideways Step Can Be the Smartest Career Move
In New Zealand’s energy sector, career growth doesn’t always follow a straight line. The reality is that our organisations are smaller and flatter in structure than larger international utilities. This means climbing the ladder often requires taking a step sideways (or two). The same applies for many industries across the country, especially in regional New…
Read MoreThe Great Debate: Specialising vs. Remaining a Generalist in the Civil Engineering Sector
The Great Debate: Specialising vs. Remaining a Generalist in the Civil Engineering Sector It is a question we are often faced with when speaking with candidates in the engineering sector, should you remain a generalist or look to specialise within the civil discipline? Whether it is specialising in three waters, residential, commercial, infrastructure, or any…
Read MoreKnowing when it is time to make your next career shift?
Those first thoughts that come along when considering whether it is time to move on from your current role or not can often be led by uncertainty or even fear. Whilst there is no one size fits all answer to this question there are certain signs that can help you determine whether it might be…
Read MoreWomen in Engineering: Shaping New Zealand’s Future
Looking into the future you should see a diverse workforce, with equal representation of males and females across the energy sector. Diversity can provide your organisation with a range of unique perspectives; skill sets and capabilities to succeed in the long term. Young women can now picture themselves in an industry that is traditionally…
Read More7 Tips to Show Your Worth at Your Next Job Interview
When it comes to job interviews, it’s important to make a good impression and demonstrate to the employer that you are the best candidate for the position. One way to do this is to effectively communicate your worth and show the employer why you are the perfect fit for the job. Here are some tips…
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