Women in technology

Women in technology

Alana Karen's Q&A system was pivotal in her decision to leave Google after 20 years.

Lucy Guo is now the world's youngest self-made female billionaire at age 30, reflecting a new trend among female entrepreneurs.

Microsoft has introduced a performance improvement plan that encourages low-performing employees to either improve or accept a payout to resign.

Building a personal brand is crucial for career advancement in tech.

Funding for UPenn at risk due to Lia Thomas' participation in women's swimming, amidst controversy over trans athletes in women's sports.

Trump administration claims UPenn violated Title IX by allowing transgender athletes in women's sports, threatening federal funding.

The first women's Grand Tour of 2025, La Vuelta Femenina, begins on May 4 with teams announcing their rosters.

Demi Vollering returns as the favorite for La Vuelta Femenina after strong season performances, including wins in several important races.

Be prepared for sexism in the workplace, especially for women in traditionally male-dominated industries.

A California woman rejected her NASA internship due to political reasons, igniting widespread internet outrage.

Jess Davies reflects on the impact of a leaked photo from her youth, highlighting issues around shame and self-acceptance.

The 6888th Central Postal Directory Battalion, an all-female unit, is receiving a Congressional Gold Medal for its critical wartime service.

The Six Triple Eight is finally receiving recognition for their World War II service with a Congressional Gold Medal.

The 6888th Central Postal Directory Battalion was awarded the Congressional Gold Medal for their exceptional service during World War II.

In 2025, careers in nursing, tech, education, and marketing provide working mothers with flexibility and high pay.

Flexibility in work hours and strong family-centric benefits are critical for retaining talent, especially among working moms.

Banks are now major technology players, drawing talent comparable to top tech companies.

Pete Hegseth has discontinued the Pentagon's Women, Peace and Security program, branding it a divisive initiative despite its origins in the Trump administration.

Hegseth's cancellation of the Women, Peace and Security Act undermines efforts to include women in national security and conflict resolution.

Hegseth mischaracterized a Trump-era program supporting women in security, calling it leftist, when it is actually bipartisan and recognized for its utility.

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth canceled the Women, Peace & Security program, leading to widespread criticism and highlighting contradictions from Trump's administration.

Susan Rice criticizes the promotion of unqualified individuals like Pete Hegseth in contrast to diversity efforts.

The first London Marathon saw significant gender disparities in participation, but women's roles in running have since evolved considerably.

Sexism in the workplace is widespread, with women sharing their experiences of inappropriate behavior and remarks from men.

Reverend Carol Cavaness becomes the first female pastor of Mother Bethel AME Church, symbolizing a significant milestone in church leadership.

Women's football in Egypt is gaining unprecedented interest, driven by media coverage and institutional support, offering new opportunities for female players.

Nominations open for Busline Magazine's "Women To Recognize In Busing" award spotlighting female leaders in the bus industry.

Elon Musk's number of children may exceed 14, with speculation about the total possibly reaching up to 100.

The importance of modernizing government technology is emphasized, but Elon Musk's DOGE is met with controversy over its methods and impact.

Single moms like Amanda Overcash can earn well while training AI, balancing this work with day jobs and family responsibilities.

Wes Huber combines software development and creative writing, focusing on coding tutorials while transitioning into Product Management.

Katy Perry's Lifetimes Tour faced criticism for its choreography and lack of female dancers during a song about women's empowerment.

Lily Allen apologized for criticizing Katy Perry's Blue Origin space flight, acknowledging her internalized misogyny.

Faith Kipyegon aims to become the first woman to run a mile in under four minutes this summer.

Brands like Eli Lilly are keen to sponsor the espnW Summit NYC, indicating the growing influence of women's sports.

Karen Durbin was a pioneering feminist journalist who transformed The Village Voice and the film criticism landscape, promoting sexual liberation and avant-garde culture.

The Guerrilla Girls have been influential in advocating for feminism and inclusivity in the art world for nearly 40 years.

Demi Vollering aims for victory in Liège-Bastogne-Liège Femmes, supported by her team despite recent close competition.

Lotte Kopecky aims to secure a win at Liège-Bastogne-Liège after a successful spring Classics campaign.

Over-collaboration can hinder decision-making and progress within teams, as discussed by leadership coach Rebecca Shambaugh.

Workplace attire should be approached cautiously, and personal appearance discussions can often be inappropriate unless specific guidelines are violated.

A popular weather presenter, known for her dedication, abruptly leaves broadcasting, citing personal reasons without elaborating.

Donnelly's departure from broadcasting is shrouded in mystery, despite her insistence that it was not due to her performance.

Meteorologist Anne Donnelly announced her retirement from presenting weather forecasts on live television, shocking both viewers and colleagues.