Join your host, Gradability CEO David Phua, as he talks to Nick Bhasin.
Nick is an American writer, author and cultural commentator now based
in Sydney. He writes about culture and parenting and his first book “I
Look Forward to Hearing from You” is getting published this June.
Despite his experience, it took Nick a year after arriving in Australia to
find a full time role in this chosen profession. Courage and persistence
were some of the key characteristics that were crucial in finding success.
Nick also observed interesting differences between his experience in
New York and LA and the Australian workplace culture – from email
etiquette to the importance of socialising with colleagues. Tune in to hear
the full story and why he believes “there’s more than one way to be
happy in the world”.
If you are enjoying this podcast, hit the like and subscribe buttons, so you
get updates on all our shows.
Tune in again in a couple of weeks, for a new episode of The
Employability Podcast, brought to you by Gradability.
Show notes are at: https://www.gradability.com.au/news/podcast-s02-
e02-nick-bhasin


ABOUT GRADABILITY
Gradability is Australia’s largest dedicated graduate employability
specialist. Our whole focus is on boosting the employability and
employment outcomes for domestic and international graduates. We are
part of the SEEK and OES group of businesses.
At Gradability, we believe in a world where every graduate has the skills
and opportunity to pursue the career of their choice. We are focused on
changing the employment landscape for graduates and have a relentless
commitment to providing an employability edge through learning and
industry connections.

Join your host, Gradability CEO David Phua, as he talks to Nick Bhasin. Nick is an American writer, author and cultural commentator now based in Sydney. He writes about culture and parenting and his first book “I Look Forward to Hearing from You” is getting published this June. Despite his experience, it took Nick a year after arriving in Australia to find a full time role in this chosen profession. Courage and persistence were some of the key characteristics that were crucial in finding success. Nick also observed interesting differences between his experience in New York and LA and the Australian workplace culture – from email etiquette to the importance of socialising with colleagues. Tune in to hear the full story and why he believes “there’s more than one way to be happy in the world”. If you are enjoying this podcast, hit the like and subscribe buttons, so you get updates on all our shows. Tune in again in a couple of weeks, for a new episode of The Employability Podcast, brought to you by Gradability. Show notes are at: https://www.gradability.com.au/news/podcast-s02- e02-nick-bhasin
 ABOUT GRADABILITY Gradability is Australia’s largest dedicated graduate employability specialist. Our whole focus is on boosting the employability and employment outcomes for domestic and international graduates. We are part of the SEEK and OES group of businesses. At Gradability, we believe in a world where every graduate has the skills and opportunity to pursue the career of their choice. We are focused on changing the employment landscape for graduates and have a relentless commitment to providing an employability edge through learning and industry connections.

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Have you recently moved to Australia and are starting out with your professional career?

If so, you’ve come to the right place! Our CEO David Phua brings you the stories of people who have been in your shoes! They’ve migrated to Australia and created a successful career for themselves. We listen to their stories and their struggles and pick their brains on tips for getting ahead. As always, our aim is to provide you with a clear sense of what works, what doesn’t, pitfalls to look out for and what you need to do to kick start your professional career in Australia.

Welcome to Season 2 of The Employability Podcast, where graduation meets employment.

Presented by Gradability. We believe every student and graduate should have the opportunity to pursue the career of their choice.

Head over to our website to find out more ways in which Gradability can help you stand out.

And don’t forget to subscribe, so you get updates on all our shows.

Have you recently moved to Australia and are starting out with your professional career?
If so, you’ve come to the right place! Our CEO David Phua brings you the stories of people who have been in your shoes! They’ve migrated to Australia and created a successful career for themselves. We listen to their stories and their struggles and pick their brains on tips for getting ahead. As always, our aim is to provide you with a clear sense of what works, what doesn’t, pitfalls to look out for and what you need to do to kick start your professional career in Australia.
Welcome to Season 2 of The Employability Podcast, where graduation meets employment.
Presented by Gradability. We believe every student and graduate should have the opportunity to pursue the career of their choice.
Head over to our <a href="https://www.gradability.com.au/?utm_source=Podcast&amp;utm_medium=Description" data-saferedirecturl="https://www.google.com/url?q=https://www.gradability.com.au/?utm_source%3DPodcast%26utm_medium%3DDescription&amp;source=gmail&amp;ust=1683172264426000&amp;usg=AOvVaw0eKySY7fgPKL_GIyHrRuh9">website</a> to find out more ways in which Gradability can help you stand out.
And don’t forget to subscribe, so you get updates on all our shows.

The Employability Podcast

Welcome to The Employability Podcast, where graduation meets employment.

In this first season, we uncover the hard truths about being more employable and ultimately getting hired. No bullshit. No filters. Just the information you really need to kick start your career. Presented by Gradability.

This season we’ll uncover what employers are looking for from their graduate hires, how you can stand out from the crowd and take a closer look at some of the simple things you can do to give yourself that employability edge.

Plus, internships and the Professional Year Program in Australia. Hear about how to get the best out of your programs, while we also take a deep dive into the world of skilled migration and get expert tips on how to get your professional career started in Australia.

At Gradability, we believe every student and graduate should have the opportunity to pursue the career of their choice.

Head over to our website to find out more ways in which Gradability can help you stand out.

And don’t forget to subscribe, so you get updates on all our shows.

Welcome to The Employability Podcast, where graduation meets employment.
In this first season, we uncover the hard truths about being more employable and ultimately getting hired. No bullshit. No filters. Just the information you really need to kick start your career. Presented by Gradability.
This season we’ll uncover what employers are looking for from their graduate hires, how you can stand out from the crowd and take a closer look at some of the simple things you can do to give yourself that employability edge.
Plus, internships and the Professional Year Program in Australia. Hear about how to get the best out of your programs, while we also take a deep dive into the world of skilled migration and get expert tips on how to get your professional career started in Australia.
At Gradability, we believe every student and graduate should have the opportunity to pursue the career of their choice.
Head over to our<a href="https://www.gradability.com.au/?utm_source=podcast&amp;amp%3Butm_medium=description"> website</a> to find out more ways in which Gradability can help you stand out.
And don’t forget to subscribe, so you get updates on all our shows.

Gradability CEO David Phua, as he talks to Nick Bhasin. Nick is an American writer, author and cultural commentator now based in Sydney. He writes about culture and parenting and his first book “I Look Forward to Hearing from You” is getting published this June. Despite his experience, it took Nick a year after arriving in Australia to find a full time role in this chosen profession. Courage and persistence were some of the key characteristics that were crucial in finding success. Nick also observed interesting differences between his experience in New York and LA and the Australian workplace culture – from email etiquette to the importance of socialising with colleagues. Tune in to hear the full story and why he believes “there’s more than one way to be happy in the world”.

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