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Work: You’re Doing It Wrong

By Maggie Fox on September 6, 2011

As is fitting on Labour Day, I’d like to draw together some threads I’ve seen over the last week, all relating to work. They may not seem initially to be connected, but don’t worry – I’ll get there!! The first came in the form of a post titled “Are Women Dissatisfied Enough?” on one of […]

Posted in Featured Posts, Trends & Concepts | Tagged Blog, Management, women in tech, work

The Lack of Tech Industry Diversity – 1 Year Later

The Lack of Tech Industry Diversity – 1 Year Later

By Jeff Nolan on August 29, 2010

The WSJ wrongly takes aim at Mike Arrington on the topic of women in tech. I don’t agree with him that not enough women want to become entrepreneurs (but I’m married to one so I’m biased) however I do agree that the WSJ is flat out wrong to target TechCrunch for an issue that is […]

Posted in Trends & Concepts | Tagged Silicon Valley, TechCrunch, technology, women, women in tech

Woman in High Tech & The New York Times Out of the Loop

Woman in High Tech & The New York Times Out of the Loop

By Zoli Erdos on April 18, 2010

Out of the loop is the original title of a New York Times article discussing how difficult it is for women entrepreneurs to get funded, or generally to get into the management ranks in business.  A title that backfires … but you’ll have to wait to see why. The first case discussed @ the NYT […]

Posted in Trends & Concepts | Tagged angel funding, crimson hexagon, entrepreneruship, funding, journalism, New York Times, NYT, Silicon Valley, startups, vc funding, women in tech

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