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I think a vast array of people can do project management. I think what you need to thrive in it is communication and people skills. Those are the most important. Having other administration skills and computer skills is helpful. The technical skills you can always learn, but having the right attitude and soft skills is really important.

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Isaac Tai

Within my team, it is common to be working on a number of different engagements – which are just different pieces of work you are completing for different clients.

Deloitte New Zealand

Isabella Riddell-Garner

During the meeting, I give an update to let my colleagues know what I've been working on for the week.

Eagle Technology

Jack

I think the best part of the graduate program is that through your rotations you get to see different corners of the business you wouldn’t ordinarily see if you stayed in one role.

Ixom NZ

Jack Cameron

My favourite thing about GIS is the problem-solving aspect of the job. I enjoy unravelling spatial puzzles, analysing data to uncover insights, and the satisfaction you finding the solution to solve the problem. 

Jack Parker

I think that everyone’s personal background brings a diversity of thought to a profession where people are constantly collaborating and bouncing ideas off one another. 

Lane Neave NZ

Jack Whittam

My main area of responsibility is working with education providers across the Lower North Island to deliver our Education Programme and help motivate and inspire the next generation of Tourism and Hospitality workers.

Go with Tourism

Jackson Flavall

One of the great things about Bloomberg is the comprehensive training that you receive.

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