“But You’re Too Cute to Code!” – Experiences of a Female Freelancer in the Tech Industry
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When Envato enshrined diversity and inclusion in its values, it did so on a very clear understanding: that the company, …
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Diversity and inclusion are prominent buzzwords in the tech industry at the moment. At Envato, we don’t think it’s a …
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Most of us would say that deep down we struggle with self-esteem. We don’t ask questions, we beat ourselves up, …
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People that work in technology, particularly developers, tend to be fixers. They see problems and want to craft solutions. They …