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Women in Enterprise, Professional, and Business Careers

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Role Model Blog: Ida Toivari, Nokia

by: Ani Thu, 28 Aug 2025 09:51:04 +0000 Technology definitely helps us get better. It brings inclusion and equality into the world, especially when access to technological solutions is extended to more people. That’s something that deeply motivates me to stay in the IT field. For me, work needs to have a purpose. I need to feel that what I do contributes to something meaningful.
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Role Model Blog: Ikhlas Jenfi, Etteplan

by: Ani Thu, 07 Aug 2025 10:17:25 +0000 Stay curious, and do not hesitate to try new things, especially when they seem difficult. That’s often where the greatest growth happens.  About me I’m Ikhlas Jenfi, a Software Test Engineer at Etteplan. Originally from Morocco, I’ve spent the last eight years building both a life and a career in Finland. I hold
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Role Model Blog: Maaret Pyhäjärvi, CGI

by: Ani Tue, 05 Aug 2025 09:18:37 +0000 The goal is to leave work each day a little better than when you walked in. Improvement does not have to come from big courses or certifications. It can come from a single good conversation with a colleague, or from reflecting on something you struggled with that day. About me I am Maaret Pyhäjärvi, a tester, a
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Role Model Blog: Mari Martikainen, Advania

by: Ani Mon, 23 Jun 2025 11:56:48 +0000 When young girls see women succeeding in tech, speaking up, being bold, and owning their space makes a difference for them. We need more of that. We, as women, can lift each other by simply sharing our stories, supporting one another, and being visible. That’s how we create a stronger, more diverse, and more inclusive tech environment – one where everyone feels they belong.
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Role model blog: Anna Salo, Nitor

by: Ani Tue, 17 Jun 2025 09:01:50 +0000 At the end of high school, I was lost which path to follow with my studies or what interest of  mine to turn into a career. But I had the dream of having an efficient way to innovate something  that could change people’s lives in the future. About me I’m Anna Salo, an accessibility-oriented software developer co

Exploring Board Service and Leadership Growth: A Conversation with Tina Schniebs

by: Women in Tech Wed, 28 May 2025 21:38:08 +0000 In this Q&A, we sit down with Tina Schniebs, Board Treasurer for Women in Technology (WIT) and a digital finance risk management Deputy Director at Ridgeline International. She shares her insights on the Leadership Foundry, her journey through the program and advice for women considering board service. Tina Schniebs, WIT Treasurer and Chair, Finance Committee Can you start by telling us a bit about your roles with WIT and Ridgeline Interna
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Role model blog: Mala Devi Selvarathinam, Eficode

by: Tatiana P Mon, 10 Mar 2025 07:27:07 +0000 When things get overwhelming, I take a step back – whether by going for a walk or doing some different activity. It gives my mind some breathing space and helps me tackle challenges more effectively.  About me I am Mala Devi Selvarathinam. I am currently working as an Azure Cloud Consultant at Eficode. My r
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Role model blog: Krittika Varmann, F-Secure

by: Tatiana P Mon, 03 Mar 2025 15:22:06 +0000 We can no longer say that the jobs will stay the same 10 years from now, so we need to constantly re-evaluate our options based on reality and what is available out there. About me I am Krittika Varmann. I am a Senior Cloud and AI Developer for F-Secure. I am an engineer at heart, drawn to solving problems
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Role model blog: Leena Latvala-Heinonen, BearingPoint

by: Tatiana P Thu, 16 Jan 2025 09:42:00 +0000 Discover your passion for technology and pursue it with all your heart! My name is Leena, and I am a Business Advisor Consultant and Development Manager at BearingPoint Finland. I have a passion for people leadership and technical development. With over 18 years of experience in the banking industry, I specialize in card payments. As a consultant, I work on projects for our commercial customers, sharing our expertise through various company initiat
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10 Tips for Women Starting in IT

Breaking into the IT industry can be both exciting and challenging, especially for women in a traditionally male-dominated field. These ten practical tips are designed to empower, inspire, and provide actionable advice for women looking to carve out a successful career in technology. 1. Build a Strong Foundation Begin by learning the core concepts of IT, whether it's programming, networking, system administration, or another area that excites you. Start with beginner-friendly resources like free
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Unlocking Growth: The Transformative Power of Mentorship for Women in Tech

by: Women in Technology As a woman navigating the world of tech and subsequently leadership, you’re likely all too familiar with the unique challenges that come with the territory. Whether it’s battling imposter syndrome or finding your voice in rooms where you might be the only woman, the journey can sometimes feel overwhelming. One thing I’ve learned through my own experience is that you don’t have to go it alone. In fact, mentorship has been one of the most important elements in my own growt

Cybersecurity Awareness Month: Protecting Our Youth in the Digital Age

by: Girls Who Code Tue, 29 Oct 2024 16:19:25 GMT As we wrap up October’s spooky season, let’s remember: the only things that should be creeping up on you are witches and vampires, not cyber threats lurking in the shadows! As many of you know, October is also Cybersecurity Awareness Month, which makes sense, because what could be scarier than having your personal information spread without your permission? At Girls Who Code, we’ve spent the last few weeks providing our students with resources, t
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Building Community at the Workplace

by: Always Sia Strike 2024-07-31T23:29:54-07:00 My the year is flying by. I haven’t written in a while - not for a lack of thoughts, but because time, life, probably could be time managing better but oh :whale:. We’re back though - so let’s talk work community. During this year’s Black in Data Week, there was a question during my session about how to get to know people organically and ask questions without fear when you start a new job. After sharing what has worked for me, the lady with the qu

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