Prosple Profiles

Don’t discount your other work experiences that aren’t corporate-based – focus on the skills they’ve given you instead, these soft skills are always transferrable and relevant.

There is a tension between conceptual purity and pragmatic implementation of statistics that must be negotiated and interpreted by the analyst, which I find both challenging and interesting.

The best part about my job is being able to see both the business side and spend time at the depot with the actual product (the trains).

I am a Technical and Production graduate at Nestlé and in my time here, I have completed rotations in Operations Performance, Quality Assurance and Engineering.

I've always loved reading and writing, so pursuing a degree in Law and English Literature seemed an obvious way to follow my passions.

Not only every day at work is different, but also all the matters I worked on were newsworthy – it is very rewarding to read the Financial Times or watch the news and see that the deal you were involved in is featured in the media.

I would definitely recommend students have interests and passions outside of their career. The best and most successful lawyers in my opinion are people who are well-rounded, perceptive, interesting and diverse.

I love seeing how the work we do has a real and meaningful outcome by providing a better quality of life to people with disabilities.