How do you know if the company where you're interviewing is women-in-tech friendly?

2018-05-10 Thread Esther Schindler
I’m thinking of writing a (hopefully both fun and useful) listicle with advice from “women who have been there” for spotting companies that really mean it when they say, “We want more geek women here.” There’s lots of articles about negative things that should scare you away. What are your POSI

Re: How do you know if the company where you're interviewing is women-in-tech friendly?

2018-05-10 Thread Juliana Louback
If there are women in positions of leadership also if there is a diverse work force. It’s not guaranteed but in my experience diversity (even if not female) indicates it’s not a clique. > On 10 May 2018, at 20:16, Esther Schindler wrote: > > I’m thinking of writing a (hopefully both fun and u

Re: How do you know if the company where you're interviewing is women-in-tech friendly?

2018-05-10 Thread Daniel Barrientos M.
- Institutional rejection to sexist comments and overall consciousness about gender issues. (This might imply talks about gender and sexism). - Presence of women and/or sexual minorities because of their abilities and not because of their gender. Many institutions might have sexual minorities for

Re: How do you know if the company where you're interviewing is women-in-tech friendly?

2018-05-10 Thread Gunnar Wolf
Esther Schindler dijo [Thu, May 10, 2018 at 04:16:33PM -0700]: > I’m thinking of writing a (hopefully both fun and useful) listicle > with advice from “women who have been there” for spotting companies > that really mean it when they say, “We want more geek women here.” > (...) > What should I incl