Social Impact
Cure Impostor Syndrome: Strategies to Building Confidence
This blog post discusses the pervasive issue of Impostor Syndrome, a feeling of inadequacy despite evidence of competence and success, and its impact on personal and professional growth. The post offers valuable insights and strategies to overcome this psychological barrier.
Addressing the Disparity: Skillspire Empowers Underserved Communities in Pursuit of Higher Education
Skillspire is a company that is making a positive impact on the lives of many people. By providing affordable, and industry-relevant education, Skillspire is breaking down barriers and empowering individuals to pursue their educational and career goals. The company's commitment to eliminating geographic barriers and providing personalized support is also commendable. Overall, Skillspire is a company that is making a difference in the world, and I am excited to see what they do next.
Racial Discrimination
Many of us may not be fully aware of this, but March 21 was International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination.
Not Having Diversity in Tech is Dangerous
Algorithmic bias can be extremely harmful for a variety of reasons. The world continually adapts algorithms to make crucial decisions. Algorithms exist to help businesses decide whether or not to offer people loans, evaluate job candidates for the next stage of the hiring process, and even in assessing sentence lengths for people who have been convicted of crimes.
The Inequities of COVID-19
In the wake of the novel coronavirus, the disparities and struggles to make ends meet are glaring.
We Need Women of Color in Tech!
The tech world is in great demand for women--especially women of color.
The Silver Lining for Coding School Graduates
One of the most important trait we learn from school and college is the work ethic, discipline, and a “never give up attitude.”
Will True Diversity in Tech Ever Become a Reality?
A couple of weeks ago, I had the honor of attending and being a speaker at the Future for Us Summit at the Riveter in Seattle. As a minority woman and Indian American who immigrated to this country over 28 years ago, it was very gratifying to see the hundreds of people that gathered there on a Friday night.