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Developing your soft skills, and knowing how to highlight them in a CV or job interview, will become increasingly important in the 21st century.

ArtsHub takes a look back at the most popular reads for people who are taking the first steps in their art careers, including those currently studying or about to embark on tertiary education.

Researcher Rocky Scopelliti has collected insights from 30,000 millennials world-wide. He takes a close look at this generation’s influence in the modern workplace.

Three visual arts teachers, each with very different career paths, and very different teaching scenarios, take the pulse on art education in our schools today.

If you don’t have the skills required to land the job you want, learn them yourself by starting up a passion project and training up, suggests Will Vaughan.

The director of Wellington's LitCrawl, Claire Mabey, reflects on what a family-friendly arts organisation might look like.

Whether it’s refurbishing a pub, overseeing the design of a giant cherry, or building a runway for a fashion festival, the role of an interior designer is anything but predictable.

Independent producers from Brisbane, Perth and Melbourne offer advice for those who are just starting out in the game.

Is all press good? Perhaps not, but you can turn negative press around to your advantage with a clear head and a few simple tips.

Do you freeze at the thought of doing an interview with the media? Here are a few tips on how to conduct yourself like a pro when a microphone is shoved up your nostril.

If we only focus on developing art that is readily consumable, we risk contributing to a homogenous theatre.

Alone time is an essential part of the creative process, but can often be neglected or interrupted. Here's how artists, writers and musicians stick to their plans for solitude and the benefits they find in being alone.

Independent artists sometimes have only a vague sense of how working with a producer might benefit them - or even what a producer does.

The average office desk is said to contains 400 times more germs than a toilet seat – meaning that many office workers could be at risk of sickness due to dirty desks.

From the outside looking in, it can seem like others possess the secrets to a flourishing career in the arts. We dig deeper, revealing that no one really knows what they're doing, and discover how they begin to trust themselves.

To finally gain mastery over our inboxes we have to deal with the root causes and not just the symptoms that frequently flare up.

Are you avoiding the pile of receipts that’s been building up all year? ArtsHub spoke with two accountants who gave us pointers on healthy accounting habits.

Simply, perception is deception. ArtsHub takes a look at how to get past the hurdle of confirmation bias and arm yourself with better data recovery skills.

Two award-winning producers whose work has featured heavily on the BBC teach us how they keep their their episodes interesting through creative reinvention.

For artists and creative professionals, it's important that tax claims are made only when justified. Here are 10 claims you can ask your accountant about this financial year.