James Cook University Careers Directory Profiles

Being able to control my emotions and handle myself through adversity has enabled me to be a more reliable collaborator and leader.

I have learned about the immense breadth and scale of KiwiRail and its contribution to New Zealand and how ‘small’ initiatives can have an extensive impact.

It has only been three weeks since I started at Snapmart but I have already learned so much from working closely with my team as well as with the other departments!

At Ayala, they didn't just assign tasks, they went out of their way to explain the actual business context, empowering me to contribute real value.

We also ensure that our marketing isn’t just about selling the actual products – we highlight the often-forgotten power of getting quality sleep.

The experience developed me to not only depend on data but to validate it as well through going on the field.

I think a vast array of people can do project management. I think what you need to thrive in it is communication and people skills. Those are the most important. Having other administration skills and computer skills is helpful. The technical skills you can always learn, but having the right attitude and soft skills is really important.