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FEATURED IMAGE | Source: Thought Catalog, Facebook, CC BY 2.0 Much of last week was dominated by the story of the voter-profiling company, Cambridge Analytica, which collected data of up to 50 million Facebook users. During this time, we surveyed users of Blind, asking them if they now plan

Tech is expanding outside the Silicon Valley and even Seattle at an increasing rate. With companies and investors setting sights on new cities, tech workers now have more options when it comes to choosing where to work. Here are four companies thriving outside the traditional tech hubs in the four

It’s 2018 and people are utilizing tech more than ever in their daily lives. Need to get somewhere but don’t have a car? Just open a ride-hailing app and request a ride. Need groceries? Amazon and Whole Foods will now do your shopping for you. Need to

1. Plenty Funding: $226 Million Plenty is an agri-tech startup that’s on a mission to grow quality organic produce in urban areas. Farmers grow produce indoors on vertical walls, using less land space and water. Because the farms are located in central areas where people live, the cost

Just as 2017 came to a close, the Blind team asked its community to make a prediction: Do you think your company will do well in the new year? Yes or no? The survey didn’t specify if doing well meant having success in business, finance, or work culture, so

The job market dominated by today’s millennials is different compared to the market defined by the boomers. Gone are the days when you stayed at one company for 20 years or more. That path has become antiquated and maybe even detrimental. Some say that workers who stay in companies

On February 12, Blind joined the public’s #MeToo conversation when it opened a channel for users to anonymously discuss workplace harassment and discrimination. In the following week, Blind sent out a survey asking users if they had ever experienced or witnessed sexual harassment on the job. Just under 1,