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Oracle’s Friday announcement that it’s shifting its headquarters to Austin follows a previous move by Hewlett Packard Enterprise to Houston. Two days ago a Google employee asked Blind, “Are companies leaving Silicon Valley? Oracle announced they are moving their HQ to Texas. HPE and Tesla are also going

To increase workplace fairness, employees overwhelmingly want companies to look at pay equity, according to survey by Blind and Syndio Seattle — December 10, 2020 — Six months after many companies made statements about equality in the wake of George Floyd’s death, 64% of employees feel their employers’ responses to social

Elon Musk is the latest high-profile business leader to bolt from California because of its governance and cost. Musk said that the Bay Area “has too much influence on the world.” Is America’s entrepreneurial and technology power dispersing beyond Silicon Valley and New York? Blind, the largest anonymous

For U.S. companies that have been WFH since March, the recent positive developments around vaccine trials landed as an opportunity to get back into the office.  On Blind, the largest anonymous professional community with 4.1M verified employees from big tech, unicorns, and startups, we asked our users if

In late October, the Washington Post published a piece regarding the legacy of discrimination from the Indian caste system in Silicon Valley. The piece referenced recent discussion threads about the Cisco case on the anonymous app Blind show tech workers raising the same questions about Dalit engineers in 2020. In

A study by the Harvard Business Review found that for every dollar invested in wellness, companies average a return of $2.71 by way of increased productivity, decreased absenteeism, and reduced healthcare cost. The research into the connection between wellbeing and company performance just keeps on growing and it looks

According to Adobe, holiday shoppers spent $10.8 billion on Cyber Monday, up 15.1% from a year ago, setting a record for the largest U.S. online shopping day ever. On Blind, the anonymous professional network, an engineer at Facebook shared, “Last year, like every previous year, I was