Women engineers face more recruitment bias when returning to work
Despite attention and resources being devoted to the recruitment and retention of women in engineering over the last years, women
The Week That Was: the 8 things you need to know
TOP NEWS: European Commission is investigating if Google advertising has violated EU competition rules by favouring its own online display
Inclusion and Diversity hackathon for start-ups and scale-ups
WeAreTechWomen’s next inclusion and diversity (I&D) hackathon will focus on actions specific to start-up and scale-up companies and will be
Why do so many incompetent men become leaders?
Have you ever worked with people who are not as good as they think? This finding won’t come as a
WIT Awards winners: The high-achievers and role models in tech
The Women in IT Awards has celebrated the achievements of women in technology as well as organisations championing change for
Buzzfeed going public
Buzzfeed announced that it is going public in a deal with a special purpose acquisition company (SPAC), which will give
Google to postpone closing of third part cookies
Google announced a delay of its controversial closing of third party cookies used to target advertising. Google’s Chrome web browser
Microsoft announcing Windows 11 challenging app markets
Microsoft announced a major upgrade of its Windows operating system challenging the app market by saying Android apps will be
Kids and screen time – how much is too much?
Parenting has most probably never been easy. Smartphones and an easily accessible internet connection and social media have added challenges.
European Innovation Council announcing funding of startups
The European Commission announced the second round of direct equity investment through the European Innovation Council (EIC) Fund. Since its