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which companies have the best track record for promoting women and minorities

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Kristen’s Answer

Hi Eva,

Great question! I encourage you to do some research to find out what companies stand for to see if they align with your interests and values. I also pulled together some lists and articles that specifically address company diversity so you can check out what employees have to say about these issues. These profiles also give you an idea at what to look for and inquire about when you interview for companies/speak to current employees.

Kristen recommends the following next steps:

1) https://www.forbes.com/lists/best-employers-diversity/47199cfd6468 2) https://www.hrc.org/campaigns/corporate-equality-index 3) https://www.investopedia.com/articles/professionals/072815/best-and-worst-companies-workplace-diversity.asp 4) Plus this study by LeanIn and McKinsey: https://womenintheworkplace.com/
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Paris’s Answer

Hi Eva,

Inclusion and diversity are a rich part of a company's culture. I have had the opportunity to participate in multiple female-focused leadership and growth opportunities through seminars, events and workshops at my workplace. It is part of our inclusive culture. It is empowering to feel recognized and valued as a woman - and a mother - in technology so I am happy to hear this is something that is important to you while job searching.

Luckily there are plenty of resources to help you narrow down your search. Check out Great Places to Work here: https://www.greatplacetowork.com/best-workplaces/women/2019 and my suggestions below. Best of luck to you!

Paris recommends the following next steps:

Identify which industry(s) you are interested in building a career in.
Research and leverage information from reputable resources (eg. Great Places to Work, Forbes, Fortune).
Identify which companies catch your attention and visit their respective website [BONUS: if they have a page on "company culture", check it out!]
If still interested, search for their career page and begin reviewing their open positions, bookmarking ones that you want to apply for.
Prior to submitting a resume, search your contact list on LinkedIn for friends that currently work at the company - see if they can refer you!
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Birbal’s Answer

Hey Eva,

There are so many companies around which has women empowerment plus women leadership like (cisco, amazon) as a student apply in these for internship then sky is the limit.
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Nalin’s Answer

VMWare! Hands down. VMWare has what they call power of difference communities that cater to each minority and also promote women at work and make things easy for women looking to return to work. Check out the VMWare careers page
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