employers

It might be time for companies in San Francisco to call employees’ bluff

Spend any amount of time in New York, and you’ll feel it. Manhattan and Brooklyn are teeming with activity. It’s electrifying to be there after years spent relatively locked down. The ques

Lifestyle benefits startup Fringe gets a pandemic boost, raises seed round

Employers today often use perks to attract new talent in the form of discounts and deals, commuter funds, gym memberships, child care, free lunches and more. But the pandemic has impacted what sort of

Airbnb plummets, Facebook ranks top in tech on Glassdoor’s Best Places to Work 2017

Facebook has risen to the top spot among tech companies on the annual Glassdoor Best Places to Work U.S. rankings. That seems fitting for the company in a year when it is taking on Slack, Microsoft-

With $20M Raised, MyEdu Launches New Tools To Help College Students Actually Connect With Employers

Launched in 2010, Austin-based <a target="_blank" href="https://www.myedu.com/">MyEdu</a> set out to help students reduce the cost of earning a college diploma and remove the friction from every aspec

No More Boring Resumes: Seelio Lets College Students Showcase Their Work & Helps Employers Find Them

Looking to rethink the resume, a startup called <a target="_blank" href="http://seelio.com/">Seelio</a> is opening its doors today to anyone with a .edu email address. The company, which spun out of a

Resumes Are Bullshit. HireArt Is Better.

<a href="http://www.hireart.com/">HireArt</a>, a newly launched Y Combinator-backed company, is working to solve a major problem that all employers face today: resumes are bullshit. Job candidates oft