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The most satisfying part of my job and the industry is seeing my work come to life – whether that is a new product launch, an in-store marketing execution or a branded TVC on air.

Reckitt Australia & New Zealand

Ben Ricketts

I love knowing that the work I do contributes to something larger, helping shape the environment we live in.

BCD Group

Ben Riwhi

The best part about my specific role in Holcim’s graduate program is that I’ve been given responsibilities usually reserved for site managers or supervisors, such as hiring temporary workers, making decisions on plant upgrades, and leading pre-start meetings.

Holcim 

Ben Stefanovic

Ben Storer graduated with a Bachelor of Advanced Science (Neuroscience and Psychology) (Hons) from the University of New South Wales (UNSW) in 2018 and is now working as a Graduate at ANSTO.

ANSTO

Ben Storer

I collaborate with other graduates, working on designing new equipment to satisfy our customer's demands. We exchange ideas about our design and split tasks among each other, ensuring the project meets its scheduled deadline.

Visy

Ben Ung

Throughout my role as a graduate, I was guided by experienced managers who gave me hands on involvement and helped me to overcome challenges. 

Bendigo and Adelaide Bank Group

Ben Wilson

Working in the metal recycling industry is unique, and you need to have the right mindset, but for those who get stuck in and don’t mind getting their hands dirty the rewards are enormous and career opportunities are always available.

Sims Limited

Ben Ziolo

Technical decisions are almost always made by the team collectively, which isn’t just inclusive but also tends to lead to better decisions since all perspectives are heard.

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