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Thursday, February 2, 2023

Roxanne Calder

Roxanne Calder

Roxanne Calder, the author of ‘Employable – 7 Attributes to Assuring Your Working Future’ (Major Street $29.95), is the founder and managing director of EST10 – one of Sydney’s most successful administration recruitment agencies. Roxanne is passionate about uncovering people’s potential and watching their careers soar.

Roxanne Calder is an opinion columnist for the CEOWORLD magazine. You can follow her on LinkedIn.
C-Suite Agenda

Old School Making a Comeback

Roxanne CalderC-Suite Agenda
I am proudly old school, and not alone. There are many more of us out there. Underground, we have become the alternative subculture. Not to defy change but preserve what we know works. Resistant to superficial innovation, just for the fake of it and a preference for enduring qualities, we...
Roxanne Calder
CEO Insights

The good and the bad of headhunting

Roxanne CalderCEO Insights
We refer to it as headhunting to add mystique and enchantment, but it really is executive search. Traditionally and in days prior to the excruciating boa constricting squeeze for talent, the big names (or heads), heavy hitters of industry were headhunted. These executives did not look for jobs. They were...
CEO Insider

Why entitlement is a career derailer

Roxanne CalderCEO Insider
Some social and business commentators and experts refer to our current time as the ‘age of entitlement’.  Entitlement has always been present in our workforce–to some degree. Social norms have changed dramatically over the past few decades. Since we respect, value, and encourage individuality more in today’s world, what was hidden...
Roxanne Calder
CEO Insider

The skills needed to future proof your career

Roxanne CalderCEO Insider
The last 12 months have been a time of immense uncertainty. The pandemic affected many jobs, uprooted career plans, and left people questioning their professional futures. Most of us, globally, were left wondering how to protect ourselves better and future proof our careers. Job displacements are, of course, nothing new....