23 April 2024
“I started the brewery as I always had a passion for starting my own business. As it turns out, I have a strong passion for the work Hydro Tasmania does too, and I am lucky enough to be able to do both,” said Klimt.
Klimt tells us that the biggest change he has seen in the last 15 years is seeing employees seek more from their jobs than simply a salary.
“When I interview candidates, they want to know what Hydro Tasmania can provide them in return. And I tell them that our employee value proposition is why I have stayed so long. It is real. You work hard and in return you get a genuine work-life balance.”
Internal mobility within the organisation is another critical part of our value proposition. Klimt recalls moving into various areas of the business over his time, and he encourages his employees to educate themselves on the complex nature of renewable energy by experiencing different parts of our organisation.
So, how does Klimt manage being a senior leader with us, and head of a growing brewery?
If you’re interested in opportunities with us, or want to understand more about our employee value proposition and policies, check out www.hydro.com.au/careers
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