Salesforce employs just as many white guys as the rest of the tech world
As we’ve often documented, San Francisco’s Salesforce.com is a philanthropic leader in the region, and has led the charge in trying to address poverty and the wealth divide around the Bay Area. But its...
View ArticleTwitter’s workforce is largely white and male
Twitter’s workforce, like most Silicon Valley companies, is largely white and male. Just 30 percent of the company’s overall global workforce is made up of women. Meanwhile, a mere 10 percent of its...
View ArticlePinterest’s workforce is mainly male, but with more women than most
There is one small bright spot in the diversity data that Pinterest released on Thursday. Like most Silicon Valley companies, the social scrapbooking site’s workforce is largely male and either white...
View ArticleEricsson lags tech industry diversity, and still will with new goals
Ericsson released its annual diversity figures on Monday, revealing a workforce at the old-guard mobile telecom equipment company that in some ways is much less diverse than the younger tech firms that...
View ArticlePandora workforce is half women, but overwhelmingly white
The workforce diversity of music streaming service Pandora is an outlier in many ways compared to other tech companies that have recently released similar data. Nearly half of the company’s global...
View ArticleIntel pledges $300 million to create a more diverse workforce by 2020
Intel is making Silicon Valley’s largest and most ambitious commitment to diversifying its workforce by pledging $300 million toward hiring more women and people of color from underrepresented...
View ArticleApple hires more blacks and women than ever, but it’s not much more diverse
Apple may have hired more black, Latino and female employees in the last year than at any time in the company’s history, but the percentage of its employees who are from those underrepresented groups...
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