What are the pros and cons of being a FIFO worker?

by Dan Hatch

Working a fly-in fly-out roster isn't for everyone. What are the advantages and disadvantages of a FIFO lifestyle?

Why even a small lie on a mining job application is a big mistake

by Dan Hatch

Is a little white lie on your application for a mining job or your resume really going to matter?

Advice for anyone in mining experiencing a mid-career crisis

by Dan Hatch

Having a mid-career crisis? If you’re ready for a change but don’t know what it is yet, here’s our expert advice.

7 tips for writing a cover letter for a mining job

by Dan Hatch

Cover letter writing is an art. Here’s how to do it well, get the attention of recruiters and win the mining job of your dreams.

Why networking is an important part of job hunting

Networking isn't an activity many people enjoy, but you can learn to be good at it. Here are our top tips.

Would you move to Kalgoorlie if the government paid you?

by Beatrice Thomas

Kalgoorlie is a town desperate for workers to move there and begin to call it home. But would you move there if the government paid you?

How to recruit the best talent in a mining skills shortage

by Dan Hatch

Here are 6 tips to help ensure you’re recruiting top talent during mining’s skills shortage.

Everything you need to know about entry-level mining jobs in Kalgoorlie

by Dan Hatch

What sorts of entry-level mining jobs are available in Kalgoorlie and what do they entail? How do I get one?

Mining execs, read this before you quit your job

by Dan Hatch

Unhappy at work? Here's our best advice to help management-level mining industry employees work out what to do next

How to get a mining job that isn’t even advertised

Did you know that most job vacancies aren’t ever actually advertised? So, how do you find a mining job when it hasn’t been advertised? Get our best advice.

Is getting a mining job ‘who you know, not what you know’?

by Dan Hatch

Does who you know in the mining industry outweigh what you know? We look at this age-old adage and whether it's still relevant in the workforce today.

Mining job vacancies are up in WA: what now?

by Stephanie O'Brien

The number of Western Australians employed in mining has reached a record level. Here is what that means for mining professionals.