10/26/2021 - Women In Tech
Why We Need More Women in Tech
There is research that suggests that companies do better when women are leading them. Yet, women remain underrepresented in the corporate world, especially in the tech industry.
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10/26/2021 - Women In Tech
Top Coding Bootcamp Sabio offers Scholarship for Women
At Sabio coding bootcamp, we are confident about the following two things: 1) There are not enough women in tech and 2) Sabio is going to help get women into tech.
10/26/2021 - Women In Tech
Taking the First Step on Your Tech Career Journey
The journey to changing careers and joining tech feels like a long one with many steps. There is a wonderful saying by the Chinese philosopher Laozi: "a journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step".
10/26/2021 - Women In Tech
Women Tech Entrepreneurs create Workchew
Workchew is a Black women-founded start-up that offers a new way to work remotely: in on-demand workspaces located in hotels and restaurants.
10/26/2021 - Women In Tech
Why I Learned to Code and Switched Careers
My story is not the first of its kind, but it is not one that is often mentioned. We get caught up in the tactfulness of speaking so much sometimes that we let the truth become void. So today I'm going to break that void.
10/26/2021 - Women In Tech
Women Tech Entrepreneur: Whitney Wolfe, CEO of Bumble
Whitney Wolfe was part of the founding team of Tinder dating app and saw a need for a more women friendly dating app. From this idea, she has built Bumble over the past 7 years.
10/26/2021 - Women In Tech
Sabio Women Code Initiative Announcement
The Sabio Women Code Initiative was created to help women get back into the workforce post-pandemic. The American economy is slowly starting to recover, but women are being left behind.
9/9/2021 - Women In Tech
Gender Bias: Where are the Women?
Naturally, humans will stray away from environments that lack those that look like us. We like being comfortable. That is fair. The Tech industry isn't any different. When looking at the growing tech industry, one must ask, where are the women?