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  • Graduate stories
I value CommBank’s approach to practical on-the-job learning. I’ve had the ability to apply the communications and creative problem-solving skills that I learnt at uni, to what I’m working on in the real world.

Alice

Marketing Graduate
  • Graduate stories
I value CommBank’s approach to practical on-the-job learning. I’ve had the ability to apply the communications and creative problem-solving skills that I learnt at uni, to what I’m working on in the real world.

Alice

Marketing Graduate
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  • Graduate stories
The ability to communicate technical concepts and details with people who may not have the same background or knowledge of the things that I consider important is by far the most important skill I have in my current role.

Brad Boundy

Mechanical Project Engineer
  • Graduate stories
The ability to communicate technical concepts and details with people who may not have the same background or knowledge of the things that I consider important is by far the most important skill I have in my current role.

Brad Boundy

Mechanical Project Engineer
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  • Graduate stories

Charles Coorey

Graduate
  • Graduate stories

Charles Coorey

Graduate
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  • Graduate stories
If you are still deciding where to begin your career I would advise you to apply for any roles you think you may be interested in. I found that with each job application I completed I developed a clearer idea of what I wanted to do.

Chase Whitfield

Government Lawyer
  • Graduate stories
If you are still deciding where to begin your career I would advise you to apply for any roles you think you may be interested in. I found that with each job application I completed I developed a clearer idea of what I wanted to do.

Chase Whitfield

Government Lawyer
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  • Graduate stories
IAG places a heavy emphasis on facilitating a healthy work-life balance for its people. They do so by supporting flexible working arrangements for those with different professional or personal commitments.

Dean Audicho

Graduate, Technology & Operations - Customer Technology
  • Graduate stories
IAG places a heavy emphasis on facilitating a healthy work-life balance for its people. They do so by supporting flexible working arrangements for those with different professional or personal commitments.

Dean Audicho

Graduate, Technology & Operations - Customer Technology
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  • Graduate stories
It feels even better when stakeholders recognise how clear my explanation is!

Faith

Technical Business Analyst
  • Graduate stories
It feels even better when stakeholders recognise how clear my explanation is!

Faith

Technical Business Analyst
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  • Graduate stories
A common saying in the corporate world is “It’s not what you know, but who you know”. Use your time as a grad (and beyond!) to network with people and create your personal brand, you never know when a relationship may prove advantageous.

Gareth Milner

Business Graduate
  • Graduate stories
A common saying in the corporate world is “It’s not what you know, but who you know”. Use your time as a grad (and beyond!) to network with people and create your personal brand, you never know when a relationship may prove advantageous.

Gareth Milner

Business Graduate
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  • Graduate stories
Part of being on the team is having “crazy” ideas about how software could be applied to an area and being given the time to test it out.

James

Developer in the Innovation Lab
  • Graduate stories
Part of being on the team is having “crazy” ideas about how software could be applied to an area and being given the time to test it out.

James

Developer in the Innovation Lab
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