BSOC Bulletin | Are you the quiet one at work?

If you've ever been the loudest one in your group chat and then completely silent at your part-time job, this edition is for you.

BSOC Bulletin | What not to do as a grad

We get honest about the small habits that decide whether a manager invests in you or writes you off, and what the reshaping of entry-level work means for the rungs above you.

BSOC Bulletin | People aren't quitting their jobs

The job market is cooling and the data this fortnight explains why you're probably feeling it.

BSOC Bulletin | What to do when you're underperforming

Nobody likes hearing that their work isn't cutting it, but how you respond to that conversation in your first job will shape how every manager after that one sees you.

BSOC Bulletin | For the international students

If you're an international student who's ever wondered whether your visa status will affect what you get paid after graduation, this edition is worth reading closely.

BSOC Bulletin | Didn't land a vacationer or grad role last term?

Term 2 is here and the job market is cracking - unemployment hit 4.5%, youth unemployment is at 11.1% and firms are stretching existing staff instead of hiring new ones.

BSOC Bulletin | The unspoken rules of networking that nobody teaches you.

Exams are close, your LinkedIn feed is full of people announcing internships and our very own Vinny (whose snowboarding is world class), is proof that the most interesting careers rarely follow the script you thought they would.

BSOC Bulletin | Should you work in the public sector?

If your "locked in" studying somehow turned into 20 minutes of work and 2 hours of scrolling, welcome to Week 9.

The BSOC Bulletin | April Edition

The firms cutting jobs are the same ones hiring interns plus what actually matters in your application, the economy explained in 2 minutes and free public transport if you're in Melbourne.

BSOC Bulletin x The Aussie Corporate | March Edition

In this fortnight’s BSOC Bulletin, we give you some tips on how to leverage your census date and some practical advice to prepare yourself for this internship season.

The BSOC Bulletin | March Edition

In this month’s edition, we count several thousand cheese toasties, cover some of the corporate redundancies that made headlines in the past month and some office etiquette.

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BSOC Bulletin x The Aussie Corporate | February 2026

Term 1 has barely started and somehow it’s already grad and internship season again (late Feb to mid March). If that stresses you out at all, then we’re doing something right.

The BSOC Bulletin | February Edition

In today’s email, we’ll be reviewing the best exit email of the year, how to legally use your sick leave, and a recap of some contentious corporate questions. We’ve also added in a snapshot of our upcoming BSOC events so keep reading to find out what we’ve got lined up!

BSOC Bulletin x The Aussie Corporate | Pilot | January 2026

Hope you all enjoyed your holiday because we’re now just over halfway through it. That’s roughly nine weeks and four days to reset after Term 3 results landed. Plenty of time to reflect (or spiral), recover (emotionally or academically) and convince yourself that this year will be different.