As the company expands its product offerings, Talbot is taking a servant-leadership approach to empowering diverse engineers. Here’s what they’re working on — and how Talbot is building his team.
New Yorkers are already a pretty green bunch. We use a lot of mass transit, live in tiny, energy efficient apartments and the majority of us don’t own cars — even those supposedly Earth-saving ones from Tesla. But, certainly we could all do a little better. We thought we’d channel some Portlandia, and see if we could come up with some ways we could support the local tech economy and be a little greener in the process.
New York’s HiBob has employees around the globe, but the fast-growth firm manages to instill a productive and consistent culture through conscious effort.
While coworking locations around New York cater to what’s typical in tech — with kegs on tap and ping pong tables at the ready — a new coworking company is looking to break the mold.
While some engineers believe that getting their hands dirty is the best way to evolve, others combine hands-on experience with helpful resources to continuously refine their technical acumen.
