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15 Nov

The “racial tech gap,” between Black students and other ethnic groups could threaten the likelihood of them landing meaningful employment, and ever closing the wealth gap in a rapidly digitizing labor market. Scary, right? Fortunately, Goldman Sachs Asset Management is aiming to vary that. In an announcement made earlier this month, the financial titan will develop into a premier sponsor of the website positioning (Sponsors for Educational Opportunity) Tech Developer, with a commitment of $2.25 million over the following three years. The initiative’s goal is to supply Black, Latinx, and Native American undergraduate students the resources needed to chart a linear path to a tech profession right after completing their studies. “While Tech is a high-growth industry, only 5% of...

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18 Oct

Cheated with one other nail tech ? ????

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8 Sep

These Are The Tech Corporations That Have Made A

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After two years of mass hirings, we’re now in a reversal period. Tech corporations each large and small have cut jobs, including Netflix, which cited the results of the COVID-19 pandemic and overhiring during rapid growth periods. Other tech giants like Robinhood, Twitter, Glossier and Higher are a component of a growing list which can be continually letting people go. Recent data from LinkedIn shows that fintech has also been trimming their workforce. Forbes reported that Chicago-based debit card company M1, reduced its team of 369 people to 349 in a single month. Neobank reported a slight decrease in employees on LinkedIn as well. PointCard, a debit rewards startup reported 105 employees in January and now it’s right down to 61. Retail...

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5 Sep

Goldman Sachs To Invest $2.3M To Make Black Undergrads

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The “racial tech gap,” between Black students and other ethnic groups could threaten the likelihood of them landing meaningful employment, and ever closing the wealth gap in a rapidly digitizing labor market. Scary, right? Fortunately, Goldman Sachs Asset Management is aiming to vary that. In an announcement made earlier this month, the financial titan will turn into a premier sponsor of the web optimization (Sponsors for Educational Opportunity) Tech Developer, with a commitment of $2.25 million over the subsequent three years. The initiative’s goal is to offer Black, Latinx, and Native American undergraduate students the resources needed to chart a linear path to a tech profession right after completing their studies. “While Tech is a high-growth industry, only 5% of...

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