The apps, sites, and social tools you need to know for work and for life
In the second installment of our series, “Solving the Pipeline Problem,” take a look at another big problem for engaging women in technical careers: a dearth of strong role models in the field.
There’s a lot of talk about the lack of women in tech. But where do we begin to solve such a complex issue? Well, right here. Over the next few weeks, The Download will dig in to the key problems, and more importantly, the solutions. Today’s topic: women and computer science.
Going to South by Southwest? Don’t head for Austin without downloading these four apps. From finding the best hangouts to meeting great people to sharing all those photos, they’ll make your conference (and networking, and partying) experience even better.
Ever wonder just how much Facebook has changed your life? We did, so we put a writer to the test: a two-week Facebook Cleanse! Read on for what she learned about herself, her relationships, and technology’s impact on our lives.
If you find yourself on email for a significant chunk of your day, you’re not alone. But we’ve got the tips you need to easily tackle that inbox, plus the best times and words to use to ensure your outgoing messages actually get read.
There’s plenty of talk about “women in tech” right now, but interestingly, most of these women aren’t actually coders. Here’s why we still have a long way to go before we reach gender equality at the core of the industry.
You know that social media can help land you a job—but you realize it can be grounds for losing one, too, right? Check out this infographic to get all the stats on how companies use social media tools to make hiring (and firing) decisions—plus eight topics to never, ever post on your wal.
You know how horrifying it would be to lose your phone or have your iPad stolen. So are you doing everything you can to protect your personal details that live on them? Read on for simple ways to keep your devices safe and secure.
Think you can prepare for a Skype interview just like your standard in-person visit? Think again. Read on for the secrets of nailing your next virtual screen.
Pinterest is great for checking out new outfits, drooling over tasty-looking food, and picking out furnishings for your future dream house—but it can be a great tool for work, too. Here are four smart, easy ways to use it .