It’s been another strong year for the Transport market in Queensland, and whilst we are seeing a slight lull at the moment (mainly because of the uncertainty around funding due to state elections) there is plenty to be optimistic about. As a recruitment expert specialising within the engineering field working closely with a number of the regions …
Experts have long predicted the war for talent. As recruiters, this is our arena. We see clients increasingly having to compete for top talent and candidates who are more interested in career development and advancement than another zero at the end of their pay cheque. But here’s the catch: the skills that will define the next generation of …
There are new murmurs about a possible takeover of Oil Search by Total, less than three weeks after Oil Search revealed it was officially in discussion with ExxonMobil and Total SA. Could this be the momentum needed to get Papua New Guinea’s long-awaited new LNG project started? The move seems logical for Total, an international giant …
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For anyone who has worked across civil engineering over the last few years, the title of this article won’t come as news. So, why are we still having this conversation in 2017? Over the past 12 months, the team at Peopleconnexion Recruitment have witnessed the flow-on effects of funding commitments across Queensland, finally filling gaps …
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It’s hard to believe engineering used to look like this: Today, engineers are tasked with solving challenging questions we never imagined would need answering: How do we design roads for driverless cars? Can we protect critical infrastructure from cyber attacks? What is the best way to create sustainable energy systems? In Australia alone, engineers will design and …