Solvate had the honor of participating on a panel yesterday hosted by the New York Technology Council and the NYC Business Solutions Lower Manhattan Center that set out to answer the question, What is the outlook for technology hiring in New York? The house (hosted at Microsoft) was packed, despite bad weather and an unbelievable… continue reading
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Join us tomorrow for an employment panel with the NY Technology Council
What is the outlook for technology hiring in New York? Join Commissioner Robert Walsh, senior executives at Dice.com, Sapphire Technologies and myself for a discussion on the 2011 outlook on tech hiring, hosted by Donn Morrill, Executive Director and founder of the New York Technology Council. If you have ever wondered where the techies are… continue reading
By Julie Ruvolo, November 29th, 2010 | No comments
A few directions and signposts to the Future of Work…
Mike Tarullo and I at Solvate had the opportunity to attend and sponsor Crowd:Conf last month in San Francisco, perhaps the first official gathering of the “distributed work” industry as apparently we are coming to be called. It was absolutely cool to meet future of work players from Microtask, a Finnish crowdsourcing platform with gaming… continue reading
By Julie Ruvolo, November 10th, 2010 | No comments
Full Time is not the Full Picture
For someone who lives online but has no TV, I spent an uninterrupted and amazing three hours watching TV on JetBlue en route to New Orleans for Tina Brown’s Reboot America Summit. Tina was careful with her choice of words: We aren’t saying “rebuild” or “remake” or “reconstruct” America. For all its many problems today—political,… continue reading
By Julie Ruvolo, October 22nd, 2010 | 3