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  • Day in the life

Hannah Hovell

Business Advisory Graduate
After getting to work and catching up with some of the offices, I start my computer and make sure my plants are still alive. As a Business Advisory Grad my main responsibilities include preparing financial statements and tax returns for clients.
  • Day in the life

Hannah Hovell

Business Advisory Graduate
After getting to work and catching up with some of the offices, I start my computer and make sure my plants are still alive. As a Business Advisory Grad my main responsibilities include preparing financial statements and tax returns for clients.
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  • Graduate stories
My job tests me in all the right ways. Technically and personally which overall will grow me as a professional. My daily tasks require me to problem-solve and adapt to the situation at hand to ensure that my productivity is sufficient.

Ivana Valuri

Consultant in Assurance and Advisory Division
  • Graduate stories
My job tests me in all the right ways. Technically and personally which overall will grow me as a professional. My daily tasks require me to problem-solve and adapt to the situation at hand to ensure that my productivity is sufficient.

Ivana Valuri

Consultant in Assurance and Advisory Division
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  • Graduate stories
I especially enjoy being able to work or test on assets that work 24/7 to power the lives of our community.

Jeffrey Jose

Electrical Engineer
  • Graduate stories
I especially enjoy being able to work or test on assets that work 24/7 to power the lives of our community.

Jeffrey Jose

Electrical Engineer
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  • Graduate stories
Chevron are big on self-development, so I am constantly learning and devote 20% of my time each week on upskilling.

Lance D’Antoine

Risk Analyst in Cybersecurity
  • Graduate stories
Chevron are big on self-development, so I am constantly learning and devote 20% of my time each week on upskilling.

Lance D’Antoine

Risk Analyst in Cybersecurity
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  • Career Mentors
It’s important to think strategically about the long-term direction of the business – for example, who should our main customers be? What training do we need to ensure that my team stay relevant?

Mel Barber

Managing Director
  • Career Mentors
It’s important to think strategically about the long-term direction of the business – for example, who should our main customers be? What training do we need to ensure that my team stay relevant?

Mel Barber

Managing Director
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  • Graduate stories
The coolest thing about my job is the autonomy I have. Even as an intern I have control over my daily schedule. I can choose if I’m working at the office or from home. I can choose what tasks I prioritise and control the flow of my work.

Mitchell Diggs

Buying Intern
  • Graduate stories
The coolest thing about my job is the autonomy I have. Even as an intern I have control over my daily schedule. I can choose if I’m working at the office or from home. I can choose what tasks I prioritise and control the flow of my work.

Mitchell Diggs

Buying Intern
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  • Graduate stories
That you are actually making a positive impact on this planet, and the positive response you receive. When you implement a circular solution or cut down emissions by xx tonnes, you feel like you are on top of the world.

Nea Steiner Stroemgren

Sustainability Intern
  • Graduate stories
That you are actually making a positive impact on this planet, and the positive response you receive. When you implement a circular solution or cut down emissions by xx tonnes, you feel like you are on top of the world.

Nea Steiner Stroemgren

Sustainability Intern
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  • Graduate stories
One of the things that I believed helped shape my pathway was my journey with sports. Having grown up fully immersed in sports, particularly rugby, I was able to translate a lot of the lessons learnt from the field to the classroom and eventually the workplace.

Noah Matai’a

Forensic Analyst
  • Graduate stories
One of the things that I believed helped shape my pathway was my journey with sports. Having grown up fully immersed in sports, particularly rugby, I was able to translate a lot of the lessons learnt from the field to the classroom and eventually the workplace.

Noah Matai’a

Forensic Analyst
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