Candidate News Archives - Planned Resources

Death, Taxes and Reduced Flexibility: Is this the Death of Hybrid Working?

The pandemic forced a seismic shift in the workplace, with remote and hybrid work becoming the norm for many. However, as the world emerges from the shadow of COVID-19, there’s a growing trend in design based industries towards a return to traditional in-office work arrangements. This shift has raised concerns about the future of hybrid […]

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How to Keep Your LinkedIn Updated So You Get Hired: A Recruiter’s POV

Let’s face it – LinkedIn is your digital first impression. As a recruiter, I’ve scrolled through thousands of profiles, and let me tell you, the difference between a stellar LinkedIn profile and a half-baked one is like night and day. Your LinkedIn is more than just a digital résumé; it’s a personal branding tool that,

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Balancing Work and Well-Being: Tips for a Healthy Professional Life

Planned Resources recruit across the niche markets of planning, engineering, architecture and design, property, and government support. We operate across private and public sectors in Melbourne, Victoria and Australia. In today’s fast-paced world, finding a balance between work and well-being can be a challenge. With constant deadlines, meetings, and the pressure to perform, it’s easy

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Planned Resources are now a registered recruitment supplier for the public sector in NSW.

Business, Candidate News, Design, Employer News, Employment, Engineering, Featured News, Government, Planning, Property, Sector Business News, Sector Government News, Sector Planning News / Kiren Yogasingham

Planned Resources recruit across the niche markets of planning, engineering, architecture and design, property, and government support. We operate across private and public sectors in Melbourne, Victoria, and Australia. Planned Resources is excited to announce our recent accreditation as a registered New South Wales Government recruitment service supplier. Through our participation in the rigorous scheme

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Sector Update: Engineering

Candidate News, Employer News, Featured News, News, Sector Business News, Sector Engineering News, Sector News / Kiren Yogasingham

Planned Resources recruit across the niche markets of planning, engineering, architecture and design, property, and government support. We operate across private and public sectors in Melbourne, Victoria, and Australia. Over the past six months, I’ve listened and spoke with a range of business leaders and employees within the general construction / engineering space. This

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How to succeed in an online job interview.

Candidate News, Sector Business News, Sector Design News, Sector Engineering News, Sector Government News, Sector Planning News, Sector Property News, Sector Surveying News / Kiren Yogasingham

Planned Resources recruit across the niche markets of planning, engineering, architecture and design, property, and government support. We operate across private and public sectors in Melbourne, Victoria and Australia. With the advancement of technology and work from home arrangements we are seeing more and more interviews being conducted online. To succeed in an online job

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Market Forecast 2024

Candidate News, Design, Employer News, Featured News, News, Other, Sector Business News, Sector Design News / Kiren Yogasingham

Planned Resources recruit across the niche markets of planning, engineering, architecture and design, property, and government support. We operate across private and public sectors in Melbourne, Victoria, and Australia. The global economy is currently experiencing a period of sluggish growth, set to be the slowest in three decades, as reported by the World Bank. In our

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Planned Resources are now a pre-qualified supplier on Local Buy.

Business, Candidate News, Design, Employer News, Employment, Engineering, Featured News, Government, Planning, Property, Sector Business News, Sector Design News, Sector Engineering News, Sector Government News, Sector Planning News, Sector Property News, Sector Surveying News / Kiren Yogasingham

Planned Resources recruit across the niche markets of planning, engineering, architecture and design, property, and government support. We operate across private and public sectors in Melbourne, Victoria, and Australia. Planned Resources is proud to announce that we are now a Pre-Qualified Supplier on Local Buy. Local Buy helps meet legislative, reputation and compliance needs, simplifying

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Responding Politely to Recruiters on LinkedIn When You’re Not Actively Job Searching

Candidate News, Sector Business News, Sector Design News, Sector Engineering News, Sector Government News, Sector News, Sector Planning News, Sector Property News, Sector Surveying News / Kiren Yogasingham

Planned Resources recruit across the niche markets of planning, engineering, architecture and design, property, and government support. We operate across private and public sectors in Melbourne, Victoria, and Australia. Here, Leo Liemesak gives his tips on how to respond politely to recruiters on LinkedIn when you’re not actively job searching. LinkedIn is a valuable

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Melbourne construction industry: Navigating slowdowns amid rising costs & uncertainty

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We’ve had multiple clients report that they’ve advertised roles but had not received a single application, not even a bad one, so why is it so difficult to find candidates at the moment?

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