Already a Future Women? Sign in Career 4 traits that make you more employable These skills are crucial - regardless of where you’re at in your career By Roxanne Calder Career These skills are crucial - regardless of where you’re at in your career By Roxanne Calder Previous article Three things that could help solve Australia’s childcare crisis Next article “Marching forward means ensuring all our voices are heard” Here is the inside scoop from an employment expert… being employable is not the same as being employed. Having a job doesn’t necessarily make you employable. Conversely, you can still be highly employable if unemployed, even if you have taken extended time off for caregiving responsibilities.At its core, employability is the set of attributes that make someone more likely to gain employment, keep employment and succeed in their chosen occupation. Employability transcends job sectors and levels. It is as relevant to a school-aged person starting their first part-time job as it is to seasoned professionals in senior roles. Sometimes, as we progress in our jobs, we may inadvertently lose touch with some of these important employability traits. Join the club Already a member? Sign in careerwork in progress More from FW Career 4 traits that make you more employable By Roxanne Calder Career Three things that could help solve Australia’s childcare crisis By Grace Jennings-Edquist Career “Inexperienced” Catherine Livingstone is not done learning By Odessa Blain Career How to use market gaps to grow your business By Tahnee Sharp Your inbox just got smarter If you’re not a member, sign up to our newsletter to get the best of Future Women in your inbox.