NAB
NAB 2019 Graduate Program - Project Delivery & Planning
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Opportunity details
- Graduate Job
- Apply by 2 Apr 2018
About Program Management Office
The Program Management Office is responsible for successfully delivering changes that focus on great customer experiences. We partner with different business units and build teams with diverse and exceptional skills to deliver value in the most effective and sustainable way possible.
Location
This stream is offered in:
- Melbourne
- Sydney
Degrees and majors you’ll need
We’ll consider degrees/majors from all disciplines.
Business areas
You’ll complete rotations within the Program Management Office, working on projects across the business with a focus on:
- Digitisation
- Agile Delivery
- Information Technology (Security)
The work you’ll do in this stream
This opportunity will include experiences working within teams who successfully deliver quicker, smarter and more effectively utilising Agile Frameworks, Human Centred Design and Lean methodologies. You will acquire skills in diverse roles including:
- Project Management/Scrum Mastery
- Business Analysis
- Project Analysis and Planning
- Project Governance and Reporting
This is a broad ranging entry point where you will get to extend your skillset with project and management experience. You will also be provided with coaching, capability development and training to accelerate your career.
Where this stream can take you
Our graduates go on to careers in Project Management via Analyst roles in Business Analysis, Scrum Mastery or Project Office.
About the employer
NAB AU
3.8
1,000 - 50,000 employees
Accounting & Advisory
Work with ambition
Pros and cons of working at NAB AU
Pros
Opportunity to move around teams outside my rotation to get a better understanding of areas of personal interest.
The culture, people & opportunities
Learning & Development Opportunity
Going through 3 rotations in 3 different teams thus getting exposure through a number of places within the company.
NAB has an outstanding culture premised on equality and merit.
Cons
Inability to choose or preference rotation places.
Technology and communication, although there is lots of work and improvements being made in these areas now.
Certain teams are not as concerned about graduate development as others.
I commute about 2 hours each way to get to and from work.
My current role is process heavy - and it is easy to get caught up in the grind of punching out what needs to be done.