Fly-in fly-out work is a common arrangement in industries such as mining, construction, and energy. The appeal of FIFO roles is clear: high pay, rostered time off, and the opportunity to work in unique environments. However, many professionals wonder whether this type of work can be sustainable over the long term. The answer is nuanced. Sustainability depends on personal circumstances, coping strategies, lifestyle choices, and how well the pros and cons are managed. Understan

Interviews are stressful for most people. The pressure to make a good impression, present your experience effectively, and respond to questions with clarity can be overwhelming. While much advice focuses on what to say and how to structure your answers, there is another side of the equation that is often overlooked. Certain phrases can undermine your confidence and negatively influence the way interviewers perceive you. Being aware of these phrases and learning how to replace

Working a fly in fly out job, or FIFO (Fly-In-Fly-Out)  as most Aussies call it, has become one of the most talked about career paths in Australia. With mining and resource industries continuing to drive strong employment across the country, thousands of people pack their bags each week to work in remote areas before flying back home for their time off. While the lifestyle has plenty of perks, there are also plenty of misconceptions floating around about what it’s really like