Career Surplus: Economics in the private sector

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Conversations with ESSA

ESSA Monash Clayton

12 episodes

3 days ago

Grab a cup of tea and sit down with a new ESSA podcast! Talking about all things economics, student life and careers. Our first series "Student Cycles" focuses on the lifecycle (or business cycle if you will) of an economics student: why choose economics, what to get involved in during uni, how to ace internships, and what it's like working as a grad in the field.

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Career Surplus: Economics in the private sector

Conversations with ESSA

36 minutes 27 seconds

5 years ago

Career Surplus: Economics in the private sector

In this episode, we interview Emma Grey who is the Manager of the Macroeconomic Policy & Forecasting Team at Deloitte Access Economics. Emma speaks about her career journey so far, starting from her studies at Monash University, to being a graduate at Deloitte and working her way up to Manager. She also unpacks what life is like working at Deloitte and more specifically, her role as an econometrician. Finally, we cover Emma’s opinions on how COVID-19 has impacted her role and the workplace, as well as any advice she has for young students looking to pursue economics as a career.