All the latest news from Ribit. From latest jobs and events, to professional perspectives, advice & tips and Ribit in the media.
Breaking News Update: Amith Raj, Master of IT Graduate Majoring in Cybersecurity Awarded Global Talent Permanent Visa. The Department of Home Affairs pilot program “Global Talent Independent Program” is resourced with Global Talent Officers all around the world whose role it is to headhunt talent. Once such Officer reached out to Amith on LinkedIn to …
Success Story: International student rising star in cybersecurity Read More »
Friend of Ribit Tom Hitchcock, CEO of Purple Patch Consulting, shares his considerable knowledge on helping students and employers hire successfully. This is part 1 of a 3-part series of articles on the topic of improving engagement between job seekers, including students, recent graduates, those already in the workforce, and employers. Meeting the needs of …
To Hire Successfully, Companies Should Meet Job Seeker Needs. Read More »
We’d like to share some exciting news! Ribit has a new owner: Stone & Chalk, Australia’s leading emerging industry technology incubator and impact network. Stone & Chalk has been a foundation partner for Ribit since launch early 2016. Read media coverage here: New Home for Jobs Matchmaker, Stone & Chalk acquires Ribit matchmaker The Ribit program …
Friend of Ribit Tom Hitchcock, CEO of Purple Patch Consulting, often shares his considerable knowledge about getting into the job market with groups of students at universities. Check out Tom’s piece on the science of branding, and you can also access his tool on how to build your own unique brand. Read what he has …
We’ve been really lucky to have some terrific students work with us at ribit, who have gone on to roles with organisations like Atlassian, Google, EY, CBA, Amazon, Accelo and Airthings. Jemma Lang is a ribit intern with a big future. This WonderGal from UNSW has impressed everyone with her ability to problem-solve and handle …
10+1 things to know about Jemma Lang – Ribit Student Intern Read More »
Queensland Chief Entrepreneur and Everledger Founder, Leanne Kemp is a genuine global citizen with a generous Aussie accent. As she usually spends most of her time flying between countries, being grounded at home for a couple of months is a personal pivot for her. Named in the top 50 global women in tech and part …
For students, being cooped up at home right now can be a stressful and overwhelming experience. Some of you may be feeling different emotions while others simply will struggle to adapt, get motivated, get organised or even know what they should be doing. Here are some tips and ideas to help you survive and hopefully …
The crisis we currently face with COVID-19 is having a major impact on business (of all sizes) across Australia. We will all need to make the best of it til life returns to ‘normal’ – whatever that will be in the future and however long it takes. Here are some more tips to help you …
For Business: How to minimise the impact of COVID-19 Read More »
With so many big corporates moving staff to work from home, we wondered what are start-ups doing? Given supply chains are so topical right now, we asked Brad Lorge, one of our good friends of Ribit, and CEO of fast-growing logistics company Premonition.io, how he has responded during this unforeseen pandemic. The 27 year-old is …
Brad’s top 5 tips for startups moving to work remotely during COVID-19 Read More »
You’ve all heard a lot about hard skills and soft skills or ‘human skills’ as some people prefer to call them. Sometimes it’s hard for students to demonstrate that they have the technical or professional skills for a role because they haven’t had the workplace experience. As well as these “hard skills” learned through your …
