Blind Staff Writer

The outspoken CEO Elon Musk is an active Twitter user, and his tweets have gotten him into trouble in the past, beyond wiping out $14 billion dollars of stock value. Blind, the anonymous professional network with over 3.5 million verified users, 2,300 of which work at Tesla, asked

This past February, a Blind survey concluded that nearly 61 percent of professionals are burnt-out. We asked the same questions again this week to see how mental health in the workplace is evolving throughout a pandemic. Blind ran these exact three questions before COVID-19 became relevant in American

The workplace and its expectations have fundamentally shifted. This is a historic moment in the history of the world. The global economy that was once bustling and moving at an unprecedented pace has been suddenly jolted to a complete halt. As countries and states begin to lift the Coronavirus restrictions,

Numerous companies have pledged not to layoff their workforce as a response to COVID-19. With that commitment in mind, Blind, the anonymous professional network with 3.5MM+ verified professionals, asked professionals about layoffs, empathy, and morale in a time of a pandemic:  * Has your company had COVID-19 related

Last week, we learned that 72% of professionals are concerned about their job security. At Blind, we wanted to see how that concern translated into their personal financial planning. This leads us to an important question: what are professionals going to do with their 401k?   We took to the platform

Overview: The more we learn about the pandemic, the more interdisciplinary the arising challenges become. Immigrants make up an estimated 17% of the overall U.S. workforce. The seemingly insurmountable challenges arising from the pandemic are even trickier for professionals on H1B status, who have a unique set of requirements