I'm Danielle Lucas. I'm part of the Graduate Development Program at the Treasury. I work in the Business Growth and Innovation Team as the vote analyst for science and innovation. While studying law, I was always more interested in why the laws were created, not really how they applied. So I decided to look at something that was more policy based and the Treasury offers another view of all the different policies and government, so it would be a great place to start. Being part of a grad cohort is awesome. You've got instant mates. You also have instant work friends that you can ask all those difficult questions that you don't want to ask anyone more senior than yourself, and they're also there to go through the ups and downs with you. Grad program has got a lot of support and a lot of training. You also have a buddy to teach you about the different social things, the going on at the Treasury, a coach to teach you about all the different behavioural and technical things you need to know for your role, and you manage it at chicken with your work development. I think the program is really competitive because it's known for being really supportive and really good at developing people. You run at the Treasury is really passionate about their jobs. It's really cool to come to work and see people pretty excited about what they're doing and really trying to make a difference. The Treasury takes on people from all different backgrounds and all different skills. There's people who have studied philosophy, there's people who have studied economics, there's people who have studied maths, it's the whole range. I would recommend people to join the Treasury grad program. I think it's an awesome opportunity. You get fast exposure to a lot of issues and you get great development.