Check out the latest edition of our weekly Women 2.0 reading guide and join the conversation. By Betsy Mikel (Editor, Women 2.0) Read “MotherCoders Is A New Kind Of Mom’s Group: Make Friends While Hacking” to learn about Tina Lee who founded a coding bootcamp...
Most of ModCloth’s customers are women, so the company knew it wanted a diverse engineering team. Here’s how they accomplished it. By Justin Reyes (Editor-in-chief, Femgineer) On the outside it may look like any other traditional e-commerce fashion...
Increasingly customers shopping online want to know the history behind a product, not just its specifications and price, so tell them a good story. By Ali Price (Co-founder & CEO, Lydali) In today’s retail landscape, storytelling is not something that comes up...
Observe the voice in your head that says, “You’re lucky to get your first job offer, you should accept it before they realize you’re a fraud,” detach from that self-doubt and instead tell yourself, “Only 3% of women negotiate for a better...
A group of 25 extraordinary women discussed finding novel solutions to age-old industry problems at the first-ever Women Hacking Industries lunch at SXSW. By Tara-Nicholle Nelson, MA, Esq. (Founder & CEO, RETHINK Multimedia) In the brogrammer-heavy cacophony of...