Working in Marketing and CommunicationsAcross the board there are simply not enough experienced marketing and communications professionals to fill demand. Because of this employers are becoming more flexible in their approach to attract new staff. Individuals in particular demand are those with blue chip or financial services experience coupled with strong product knowledge understanding. What people earn and how it stacks upMarketing and communications professionals continue to be well paid and well received in Australia. Demand is highest in Sydney and Melbourne leading to higher salary packages.
Do you want personalised advice on what you can potentially be earning in Australia? Register now and find out. Being there is everything!Typically it is difficult to get a job prior to your arrival in Australia. Once you have arrived you will find your job search to be a lot easier. Depending on how flexible you are it can take a matter of days to around four weeks to secure a role. Australia’s permanent market offers innumerable opportunities. If you have previously been contracting overseas this will not reflect badly, especially if you have been working in large corporates or blue chip organisations. You may find contracting to be a good option initially to get some Australian experience on your CV and before finding the right permanent opportunity. The best time to goThe Australian market remains consistent between March and November. The summer months between December and February tend to be considerably slower as hiring managers are away on leave. Timing is important if you're returning from |
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