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AI hype overblown – beware the crash

AI hype overblown – beware the crash

The question is for many employers is, just how do you make money out of the AI hype? Few have quantified the AI bubble more starkly than Julien Garran, partner at UK-based research firm MacroStrategy Partnership. He argues that the sheer volume of capital flowing...

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Major challenges amid Adelaide University merger

Major challenges amid Adelaide University merger

With change comes tears with the merger of The University of Adelaide and UniSA. If you’re thinking of giving university a miss and want to focus on getting a good job, contact Republic Resumes. We go to work for you From December 19, the University of Adelaide and...

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Some more Google reviews

Some more Google reviews

Below is a sample of our five star Google reviews: “Hi Malcolm, I used your resume and applied for a pick and pack job and they organised an interview for a Management role at a warehouse I didn’t even apply for! I was successful. First interview and $80k pa. Army...

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How to write a professional resume

How to write a professional resume

This is from creditable recruitment agency, Robert Walters. It’s covers all of the main areas including gaps in a resume. Follow this without using AI and you won’t go far wrong. Choose the right format Choosing the right format is crucial because it determines how...

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Job interview traps and snares

Job interview traps and snares

More on the world of job interviews. I have a generally low opinion of recruiters. The reasons legion but here are a few: a lack of ethics, unprofessionalism, nepotism, double dealing, a failure to disclose the truth, etc. I've sat on interviews and heard recruiters...

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Household spending at stall speed

Household spending at stall speed

Amidst rising unemployment, declining job ads, and a dwindling number of expected rate cuts, household spending is stalling, despite robust levels of working-age population growth, largely driven by migration. The latest ABS household spending data shows that in...

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Job agencies fail 90% of jobseekers

Job agencies fail 90% of jobseekers

Australia’s private job agencies are failing to get jobseekers into long-term work, despite costing taxpayers millions of dollars each year, documents show. Just 11.7% of jobseekers in Australia found long-term employment through a job provider in the latest financial...

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Torrens to Darlington (T2D) now hiring

Torrens to Darlington (T2D) now hiring

Republic Resumes is specialising in writing resumes and cover letters for plant operators and others for the T2D major project. The T2D Project is the final 10.5km section of the North-South Corridor, and will complete 78km of non-stop, traffic light-free motorway...

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Get a LinkedIn site and get a job

Get a LinkedIn site and get a job

I've provided the latest info on writing LinkedIn sites. Like in the old song, Stairway to Heaven, there are two paths you can go by … but for my money, I’d follow the Hootsuite link. For those with no idea, I’ve created a basic ‘How to’ guide below. At Republic...

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AI tailor made for lazy workers

AI tailor made for lazy workers

AI programs such as ChatGPT and Gemini are heaven-sent for people who don’t want to think. For them, AI is a way to avoid work and this is a major issue for businesses and recruiters. AI programs are trained on past data only and the quality of that data may be loaded...

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Tassie program kicking goals for migrant women

Tassie program kicking goals for migrant women

This is from the ABC in Tasmania about training migrant women. I have made some edits and included some quotes from myself about recruiter and employer race prejudice. "Many skilled migrant women find it hard to get a job in Australia as either their qualifications...

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More than 3.2 million people under-utilised

More than 3.2 million people under-utilised

Unemployment rose by 33,900 in September, and the number of those employed rose by 14,900, with the size of the labour force growing by 48,800 people but the real story is the number of people under-utilised. In trend terms, ABS defined unemployment remained steady at...

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Get that job!

Get that job!

The competition to land a good job is fierce. I’m a professional resume writer and career adviser and I’m going to guide you through the minefield of job hunting and help you land that special job. First of all, get yourself a LinkedIn account. Recruiters scan them...

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Don’t become an AI moron

Don’t become an AI moron

One of the conclusions from new research from Stanford found many employees are now using AI tools to create low-effort and low-quality crap that ends up creating more work for their co-workers. Riffing on the idea of AI slop, researchers have named this “workslop”....

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Getting inside behavioural interview questions

Getting inside behavioural interview questions

As a professional resume writing and communications expert, I’ve got doubts about the scientific validity of behavioural style job interview questions but they’re popular and if you’re in the job market, you’ll cop them. Here’s a good insight on behavioural interview...

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Professional writers provide unique value

Professional writers provide unique value

The best resumes do more than list job titles and responsibilities. They strategically showcase accomplishments, match skills to specific roles, and tell a compelling career story. A resume does far more than simply list your work history. It provides the essential...

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Forget early retirement – work longer

Forget early retirement – work longer

A good article from the Sydney Morning Herald by Bec Wilson on working and retirement. Older people are working longer but keep in mind, if they’re on the tools, chances are their shoulders and knees are shot. While it’s not one-in-one out, people over 65 who work...

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Recruiters spiking AI resumes

Recruiters spiking AI resumes

I’m getting people coming to me with tales of woe about their AI-created resumes. “Please Malcolm”, they say, “can you fix it?” Recruiters and employers are spiking up to 80 per cent of job applications if they suspect automation was involved. if you put your brain in...

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Red flag: recruiters hate AI-written resumes

Red flag: recruiters hate AI-written resumes

This is from Jody McDonald at Arielle recruitment in Sydney. It neatly sums up the issue with AI written resumes. If you disengage your brain and let AI do the work for you, prepare for rejection and disappointment. “Outsourcing the task of writing your resume to the...

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Why are resumes important?

Why are resumes important?

A professional resume from Republic Resumes is your personal marketing tool. It’s the first impression you make on potential employers, showcasing your skills, experience, and qualifications. A well-crafted resume can be the key to securing interviews and advancing...

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