Posts tagged "women in tech"

Women in startups have to embrace new tech if they're to succeed, and they already have the skills to do it, according to Boost Juice founder Janine Allis.

It’s increasingly hard to find talent and fill the skills gap, especially in technology and for small businesses in Australia. So what can employers do?

Philip Dalidakis has called on the Australian business community to help get more women into leading technology roles, while also reassuring men that they have nothing to fear.

As the inaugural Girls in Tech Catalyst Conference Australia gets underway in Melbourne, founder of the movement Adriana Gascoigne says starting a conversation is the first step to making real change - and Victoria is the place to do it.

Laura Huddle from Eventbrite wants to see more emphasis on ethics in technology, along with more women working in the sector.

Tech Ready Women and Academy Xi are backing a new $100,000 Women in Tech Scholarship Fund for Australian female entrepreneurs.

When Caroline Wright started her career during the recession years of the 1990s she was told that her law degree was “as good as a piece o…

Aubrey Blanche, global head of diversity at Atlassian, advises startup teams to take inspiration from sporting teams and ditch the concept of the “lone genius".

Some of Australia’s most prominent venture capital associations have banded together to show their support for female founders through a s…

In August, Google employee James Damore published a 3300-word ‘manifesto’ about women in tech, suggesting they are underrepresented due to b…

Melbourne-based social enterprise Code Like a Girl has launched an internship program designed to help prospective workers get their foot in…

A Google engineer recently found himself out of work after sharing a ten-page memo outlining why the tech giant should quit its diversity pr…