Reputation

Building credibility you can be proud of

You might be drawn to workplaces where professionalism and mutual respect shape daily interactions. These organisations typically emphasise thoughtful communication and consideration in all dealings, from client meetings to casual conversations. The culture tends to maintain high standards in both work quality and relationships, where courtesy flows naturally through all interactions. Those who share this value might find satisfaction in environments where people take pride in their work and reputation, creating a space where colleagues tend to conduct themselves with dignity and thoughtfulness.

Companies that care about reputation

J.P. Morgan
J.P. Morgan is a leader in financial services, offering solutions to clients in more than 100 countries with one of the most comprehensive global product platforms available. We've been helping their clients to do business and manage their wealth for more than 200 years. Our business has been built upon the core principle of putting clients'​ interests first.
KPMG
KPMG are a global network of professional firms providing Audit, Tax and Advisory services across a wide range of industries, government and not for profit sectors. KPMG provides a full range of services tailored to meet the unique needs of mid-sized, fast growing and family owned businesses. In Australia, KPMG has a long tradition of professionalism and integrity, combined with our dynamic approach to helping clients in a digital-driven world. We have approximately 6,700 people, including over 400 partners, with 13 offices around the country.
Judo Bank
As Australia’s only challenger bank purpose-built for small and medium businesses, we exist to help you secure the lending you need and the service you deserve to support and grow your business. Our relationship model places a priority on highly skilled, knowledgeable and imaginative relationship bankers who take the time to get to know businesses.
X15 Ventures
x15 Ventures is a venture scaler powered by CommBank. We build, buy, and invest in startups that would benefit from connections to Australia’s leading bank, and could improve the lives of its customers. We harness the collision of careers, ideas, and expertise to help build and scale the next generation of digital businesses.
OFX
OFX grew from the idea that there had to be a better way to move money around the world and is driven by that same mission today. Believing that real help from real people matters, OFX offer the best in convenience and support, through an easy-to-use digital foreign exchange platform, combined with 24/7 customer support from their Currency Experts, also known as OFXperts.
FoodByUs
FoodByUs is a one-stop-shop for restaurants, cafes, hotels, bars, pubs & clubs to source all their wholesale food supplies. Working with the very best local Aussie food suppliers, we negotiate market leading pricing that are passed back on to customers. That helps food service venues to save time and money with their ordering solution.
Find companies that match your values

Reputation and ways of working

Here are a few things you might expect if you’re working as part of a team that values reputation:
  • Consistently professional dress and demeanour
  • Thoughtful, well-written communications
  • Client feedback displayed with pride
  • Orderly, well-maintained workspace
  • Respectful meeting behaviours
  • Prompt responses to messages
  • Careful handling of sensitive information
  • Recognition of team members' contributions.

Interview questions to ask about reputation

Want to know if the team you’re talking to cares about reputation? These interview questions can get you started.
  • What would you say makes someone really successful on this team?
  • I noticed your company has a great reputation in the industry - what do you think contributes most to that?
  • Could you tell me about how the team typically works with clients?
  • I'd love to hear about your approach to building those relationships.

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