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How a change of mindset can help jobseekers

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By Lauren Keating Verified, Peter Heslin
| Silicon Republic Verified
EmLyon Business School’s Lauren Keating and UNSW Sydney’s Peter Heslin explore the positive impact a growth mindset can have for jobseekers. Searching for a job can be arduous, particularly amid economic and technological change. A significant obstacle many jobseekers face lies in their own restrictive beliefs about securing employment. These sometimes unconscious assumptions can hinder them from fully embracing effective strategies and opportunities in their job search.
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Have you found yourself reconsidering your New Year's resolutions already?

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By Peter Heslin
| UNSW Newsroom
If you’ve set New Year’s resolutions and are already struggling to keep them, here’s why they often fail – and what to do instead for a more sustainable path forward. Holidays are the time to chill, to disconnect from work and restlessness about the endless list of things we "need" to do. Why, then, do so many of us disrupt that post-holiday reset by diving headfirst into ambitious New Year's resolutions?
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Wise ways to say “no” and why you should think twice before using them

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By Peter Heslin
| UNSW Newsroom
Learning how to say 'no' can help manage the year-end workload crunch, protect your career, and foster a healthy work-life balance. As the end of the year approaches, many professionals, managers, and students face mounting pressures to wrap up projects, meet deadlines, and finalise commitments. With workloads already at capacity for many, adding extra tasks can become overwhelming.
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