How to turn a good mining resume into a great one.
by Dan Hatch
A good resume might get read, but a great resume will get you an interview. So, how do you turn a good resume into a great one?
Why January is the best time to look for a new job
by Dan Hatch
For mining jobseekers, January presents a fantastic opportunity to find that perfect new job.
Will my criminal record affect my mining career?
by Dan Hatch
Having a criminal record makes getting a job difficult. So how do you get a mining job if you have a record?
What are the pros and cons of being a FIFO worker in 2024?
by Dan Hatch
What are the pros and cons of being a FIFO worker in 2024?
How to get a mining job through a recruitment agency
by Dan Hatch
Here’s our best advice for how to get a mining job through a specialist recruitment agency.
Is it OK to walk out on a mining job interview?
by Dan Hatch
Let’s talk about when it’s OK to leave a mining job interview early (and how to do it so you don’t ruin your reputation in the industry long-term).
How to choose between two mining job offers
by Dan Hatch
With two job offers on the table, you’re probably focused on your salary and benefits package options, but spare a thought for courtesy.
7 questions to help you find the right recruiter
by Dan Hatch
Here’s how mining jobseekers and mining companies can find the right recruiter to work with.
Do you have the non-mining skills the mining industry needs?
by Dan Hatch
Do you have the skills the mining industry needs? Could your next job be in the mining industry, even if your skill set isn’t one traditionally needed in mining?
6 tips to leave a lasting impression in a job interview
by Dan Hatch
A job interview is your opportunity to prove you’re the best person for the job. Here are some tips to help you do just that
How to handle a counteroffer from your employer
by Dan Hatch
If you resign from your mining job, there’s a very good chance your employer will come to you with a counteroffer. Here’s what to do.
Why you shouldn't list your referees on your resume
by Dan Hatch
We've always been told to include referees in resumes. But can it actually be a bad career move?