Prosple Australia/GradAustralia Profiles

The best way to figure out what a job is actually like is by speaking to people in the field and trying it out yourself.

Being part of a team that is essential to the business is always a nice feeling, but also an added pressure to get it right. However, with this comes the collaborative nature and interacting with different teams on the regular, which is something I find interesting.

Marsh is giving me opportunities to pursue volunteering with an organisation that I love whilst working part-time.

Our company provides every employee 1000 dollars for Learning and Development. I can use the money to buy online courses and books, or even use it on AWS certificate exams.

Nous largely looks at your ability to think in a structured way, draw out key findings from data (qualitative and quantitative), and communicate insights in a clear and compelling way for clients (usually through PowerPoint or Word).

I’ve travelled to the United Arab Emirates (UAE) for training and to rural parts of Australia to work on ESP equipment. I’ve met people from different parts of the world and learnt about different cultures I wouldn’t have experienced otherwise.

The opportunity to work on large projects with experts from different fields to deliver a project that serves the community. It is fascinating to follow these projects from their inception, overcome any challenges that arise, and witness their progress.

On all the projects I have worked on, the team environment was and is productive and positive. On my current and past projects, the teams have and had built strong relationships.