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SEEK Admin · 23 Sep 2025

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AI is changing the way we work. It makes tasks faster, but it also reminds us of the skills only humans have: empathy, creativity, and critical thinking. As we adapt, which of these feels most important to you?

Anon675611 · 12 Mar 2026

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I just had my two-year work anniversary and it’s dawned on me that I have zero career plans. I like my job and my company, but I don’t know if I’m that ambitious to follow a management path here, if that makes sense? How do people figure out what they really want to do - I need some direction and I have no idea how to find it.

Lakshmi · 20 Jan 2026

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Hello All, I have 7 years of total work experience and 4+ in Product Management, based out of India. I am done with my bad work life balance and want to move to a country where I am not exhausted while forever trying to balance my work and personal life. I am planning to study and settle in New Zealand. Do you think New Zealand is a good option for this? How has New Zealand treated you and how's life been?

Chanelle · 20 Jan 2026

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I'm a 37 year old mum, looking to return to the workforce. I hold a current COA, full driver's license, reliable transport. My passion is working in the Security Industry, but have recently been thinking about my own business, as I am finding it hard to find work that fits within my children's school hours. Am I too old now? Is it too late for me? Any advice and suggestions would be much appreciated.

Anon787613 · 28 Oct 2025

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I need advice on how to build a helpful network. I'm in an industry where there’s a lot of competition, so naturally the people I work with aren't going to share the best work opportunities. How can I expand my network in other directions, so my connections are useful for referrals? Should I be looking at more professional networking events?

SEEK Admin · 13 Oct 2025

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Could you be earning more in a different role, or even the same one? SEEK’s Career Salary Tool will help you see how your salary compares, explore high-paying careers, and spot trends across industries. 👉 Check it out here: https://www.seek.co.nz/career-advice/explore-salaries

suhani · 13 Sep 2025

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Kia ora, I’m Suhani Balar, a fully registered Physiotherapist with the Physiotherapy Board of New Zealand, holding a current Annual Practising Certificate (APC). I am now looking for a full-time physiotherapy opportunity in the Wellington or Kāpiti region where I can continue to support people in achieving their health and wellbeing goals. If you know of any suitable opportunities, or if your organisation is hiring, I’d love to connect and have a conversation. Ngā mihi nui, Suhani Balar

Anon819459 · 4 Sep 2025

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I'm hoping for some insights from ppl in supply chain logistics. I’m a part-time inventory coordinator at a big company and have the chance to move into a full-time operations role for way more pay. BUT there's weekend work involved. I do want to move up the ranks and I don’t mind the grind, but I’m keen to hear stories from people already working in similar logistics roles. Do you enjoy it? Is it worth it? Are there any roles where you can move to a more structured 9-5?

Anon882157 · 27 Aug 2025

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I need advice. My workplace unfortunately has a culture of (some) people feeling the need to prove themselves constantly. I just like to put my head down and get my work done, but find I am often asked to weigh into discussions that I feel are slightly combative. But It’s not like I can just ignore people in my team when asked for my professional opinion. How can I navigate this? What is a polite way of opting out of non-productive workplace 'rivalry'?

New job nerves · 13 Aug 2025

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Starting a new job soon and am SO NERVOUS. 😭 I know it's probably dumb to worry about, but I want to make sure I'm 'making friends' from day one 😅 How can I make a good first impression on people?

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