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Tag: women in it
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5 Women in Tech Discuss Gaining Visibility and Claiming Your Ideas
Five women discuss the challenges they've faced and the tactics they've employed as technology leaders in a male-dominated field.
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4 Tips for Retaining Female Employees
With women dropping out of upper management at a rate four times that of men, companies need to do a better job of getting them to stay.
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5 Ways to Empower Women in Your Workforce
CMSWire freelance writer Terena Bell interviews women in leadership to glean advice on how they work to support women in their own organizations.
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How One Female Web Technologist Broke Barriers in Tech
Martha Elliott remembered walking into the office to interview for a web designer position when she was 40-years-old. “The interviewer,” Elliott recalled, “looked puzzled and said, ‘I'm sorry we're not looking for receptionists at this time. We're looking for a web designer.
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Social Media Briefs: Ads on Instagram, Filtered Views for Verified Twitter Users
Friday the 13th might be unlucky for some, but it doesn’t seem to be slowing down social media any. This week, speculation about advertisements on Instagram abounds, while studies show that women dominate visual formats on social media. For Verified Users Only Twitter is in the process of rolling out a new feature aimed at
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When a Woman in Tech Opens Her Mouth - Sheryl Sandberg
Too often when a woman in tech opens her mouth, she gets slammed.
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Sheryl Sandberg Wants Women to Lean In, Stand Up and Be Heard
Women of America: Sheryl Sandberg wants you to lean in.
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Welcome to the Womenterprise: How One Billion Women Will Impact Business
The enterprise has seen many cultural and technological shifts over the past decade. And while women still make seventy cents to every dollar, there are forces at work that may challenge traditional concepts of the business world. Welcome to the Womenterprise! More Women, More Opportunities According to the American Enterprise Institute, women
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Recession Relief: New Job Openings at Hyland, Deloitte, Acquia, Samsung and IBM (13-July-12)
Start off Summer with a new gig — we've got a shopping list of hot jobs for you to browse. Our featured jobs list is a great collection of opportunities spanning specialties and continents. Here's who's hiring this week (and if you're hiring, post your open jobs here). Business/Executive
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Paving the Way for the Next Generation of Women in Technology
Usually when we talk about women in technology and the discrepancies that exist in wages, access or hiring, we simply report about stats and surveys stating the problem. Education and awareness admittedly are a big part, but action is even more important. Sometimes, though, we don’t know what to do.
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The Driving Forces Behind How Women Share Online
Periodically, media research checks in on women to see how they interact and engage online.
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DEF CON Hacking Conference: How Safe Is Your Information?
Wonder how your company would hold up against a team of hackers? At this year’s DEF CON Hacking Conference, held last month, there were some interesting surprises. Give them 25 Minutes, Your Employees will Offer Valuable Company Information The conference, which brings together accomplished social engineering hackers, hosts
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Women on the Web - Too Many to Ignore
For as long as there has been an Internet, men and women have used it differently. A recent ComScore report Women on the Web: How Women are Shaping the Internet revisits the changing and evolving behaviors of how women are using and engaging with the web. The survey shows that
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Web Publishing Roll-Up: Micropayments, RSS and Women's Whims
This week, the newspaper industry tries to solve its crisis with micropayments and syndicated feeds, while iVillage.com continues to evolve to keep up with what women want. Magazines and Newspapers Consider Micropayments When The Economist moves to charge users for access to content, people pay attention.
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