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Janey Zitomer Janey Zitomer
Updated on June 03, 2024

How Rapper IDK’s Credit Score Is So High

What started with a screenshot of his Credit Karma account on Instagram has resulted in a partnership that teaches Gen Z the importance of money management.

Adrienne Teeley Adrienne Teeley
Updated on June 03, 2024

How Duolingo’s Culture Empowers Its Team to Educate the World

Curiosity, kindness and the ability to be yourself at work? Now you’re speaking Duolingo’s language.

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Jessica Powers Jessica Powers
Updated on June 03, 2024

How Ava Labs Helps Users Navigate Blockchain and Web3

Ava Labs knows that being collaborative is key to creating meaningful and functional products.

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Quinten Dol Quinten Dol
Updated on June 03, 2024

How These Fintech Companies Are Pushing the Next Wave of Innovation

Tech leaders at BlueVine, Kasasa and Abrigo explain how their engineering culture balances rigid quality requirements and the need for constant innovation.

Stoyan Mitov Stoyan Mitov
Updated on June 03, 2024

6 Signs It’s Time to Nearshore Your Software Development Operations

Outsourcing to a nearby country can save time and bypass cultural and language barriers.

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Mike Thomas Mike Thomas
Updated on June 03, 2024

A New App Aims to Pair Junior Programmers With Experienced Mentors

Andres Barreto and Hernan Aracena recently launched an app that pairs early stage engineers with accomplished mentors.

Alton Zenon III Alton Zenon III
Updated on June 03, 2024

You Don’t Need a Big Funding Round to Invest in DEI

Companies should invest in diversity early, and that can be done with time and effort rather than money.

Sunny Betz Sunny Betz
Updated on June 03, 2024

How to Make Your DEI Training Successful

When it comes to building an inclusive workplace, education is only the first step.

Ari Joury, Ph.D. Ari Joury, Ph.D.
Updated on June 03, 2024

Why Do Quantum Objects Keep Getting Weirder?

They can be particles and waves, all at the same time. And researchers now finally know how much of each.