19 Alternatives to Women in Tech

VCGC

Community of female entrepreneurs, tech leaders & investors

Web AppTech

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VCGC is a platform aimed at supporting women in tech, venture, and entrepreneurship - industries that have traditionally been opaque with high barriers to entry. By sharing stories, building community, and fostering dialogue, we can all come together to create our generation's identity of women working in these industries.

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Dream Big. Hustle Hard.

The millennial woman's guide to success in tech

ProductivityStartup BooksEducation+ 2

432 get it

Dream Big. Hustle Hard. is a book with practical advice for 20-somethings from diverse backgrounds to land a job in tech or progress their career. Each chapter contains anecdotes, activities and frameworks which will give ambitious individuals the motivation and tools they need to maximise their potential in a competitive career landscape.

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Medium

"I love tech, but I'm not techie" is a phrase I've heard from countless people, particularly women, since starting Hustle Crew in 2016. I shake my head every time because even though I have worked in tech for almost a decade at giants like Amazon and Groupon, I never once wrote a line of code in any of those roles.

33 Alternatives to Dream Big. Hustle Hard.

NonTechTech Beta

Community and mentorship for aspiring (non)techies

ProductivityTech

328 get it

The NTT mission is simple - break down barriers in tech and help non-coders secure tech jobs.
With university finals out the way we're here to help students and recent grads break into tech regardless of their degree subject.
We offer:
Slack channel for instant advice
Mentors directory
Profiles of people working across different tech roles

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Medium

Tell us a little about yourself, what's your name, where did you grow up and where do you live now? My name is Stephen Chap. I grew up in Harare, Zimbabwe and Liverpool, England and moved to Hertfordshire for university. I ended up moving to Hertfordshire after uni and that's where I'm currently based.

Medium

Tell us a little about yourself, what's your name, where did you grow up and where do you live now? My name is Ina, I was born and raised in Manila, Philippines. I left when I was 23 to do my Masters in Marketing Management at the ESADE Business School in Barcelona.

11 Alternatives to NonTechTech Beta

Leap by YC

Where women in tech can talk about whatever we want

Tech

213 get it

Where women in tech can talk about whatever we want.

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VentureBeat

2017 was a turning point for women in tech. With an avalanche of news swirling on the web about sexual harassment allegations and the #MeToo movement spreading on social media, women are beginning to speak up. In this context, Y Combinator (YC) software engineer Cadran Cowansage announced today the official launch of Leap, an online community by women for wo… See more

Y Combinator

I'm excited to share an experimental project I've been working on at YC over the last 10 months. It's called Leap and it's an online community for women in tech to talk about whatever we want. Leap has ~1,500+ members who are founders, designers, marketers, software engineers, VCs, women in sales and operations, etc.

28 Alternatives to Leap by YC