These tech jobs can earn you the most money
In order to best negotiate your salary, being equipped with the knowledge of what other people are making can be immensely helpful.
These 10 tech companies are doing the best at diversity, according to Comparably
Comparably has come out with a ranking of the top 10 tech companies for people of color, as well as the top 10 for women.
Challenging job search and HR giants, Comparably raises $7.25M
Jason Nazar, the Los Angeles-based co-founder and chief executive of Comparably is aiming to unseat some of the web’s most successful tech companies in human resources and job search world.
Comparably’s new tool lets companies see how their culture stacks up against the competition’s
Comparably, a company and workplace culture review platform, is expanding its tools and offerings to employers that want to have a better understanding of how they can improve their workplaces for employees.
Comparably launches Glassdoor competitor that filters employee reviews by race and gender
Comparably, the site that originally launched as a compensation data and culture platform, is officially getting into Glassdoor’s territory with the launch of a company employee reviews feature. Ultimately, Comparably’s goal is to provide more transparency around what it’s actually like to work at certain companies.
Women aren’t the only ones who feel they’re not paid fairly in tech
Comparably, the Glassdoor-like platform for self-reporting employment and compensation data, has released some data around culture at tech companies. Within a couple of weeks of launching, over 2,000 people have submitted data around what it’s like working at their respective companies in tech, if they believe they’re paid fairly and if they’re satisfied with their … Read full-story
Comparably launches Glassdoor competitor for salary data
With $6.5 million in funding from Crosslink Capital, Upfront Ventures, 500 Startups and others, Comparably is launching a platform for employment and salary information.
Los Angeles tech companies take a victory lap with first tech job fair
LA is going to host its first major tech job fair, organized and co-hosted by the city’s mayor, Eric Garcetti, and serial entrepreneur, Jason Nazar. More than 150 of the top tech companies in LA — including Snap, Dollar Shave Club, Tinder, Honest, Cornerstone OnDemand, GumGum, Laurel & Wolf and Hyperloop One — will be … Read full-story