Posts tagged "code like a girl"

Code Like A Girl is a social enterprise with a measurable impact on tech’s gender imbalance by working to attract, train and find placement for women in software engineering.

Fiverr's latest Business Trends Index found that, despite rising inflationary pressures on petrol, sundries and bills, businesses are investing in growth and customer acquisition at a rapidly rising rate.

The Code Like a Girl founder was recognised for her work in promoting diversity and opportunities for women in tech, and her dedication to education and training for women.

SmartCompany showcases the efforts of nine female entrepreneurs whose work is having a meaningful impact on women's lives.

Instagram is a treasure trove of business inspiration and advice. Here's 12 Australian entrepreneurs we think you should follow today.

Epilepsy diagnostics startup Seer has topped all other Victorian startups to win Startup Victoria’s Best of Startup State pitch night in Melbourne.

Education startup Code Like a Girl has secured a $60,000 grant from Toyota to launch its Roaming Classroom for Rebel Girls and make coding more accessible.

Jack Dorsey says after building Twitter, getting his other business, Square, from a tech product to something that's useful to small businesses required a bit of a mindset shift.

The federal government has committed $4.5 million to increasing participation of women in STEM studies and careers. We asked members of Australia's startup community: is it enough?

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

Things are always clearer in hindsight, and while that might be a frustrating reality when considering your own business mistakes, it means …

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…