Keerthi Vedantam

Dec 23, 2020

How this founder went from being a professional basketball player in Israel to launching a buzzy cloud startup in Boston worth $105 million

Idit Levine juggled a professional basketball career with studying computer science and is now building Solo.io, a cloud startup with big ambitions.

7 min read

Dec 23, 2020

$100 million blockchain startup BRD used this pitch deck to raise $750,000, helping it win over customers like Deloitte and KPMG

This 23-page pitch deck helped blockchain startup BRD raise $750,000 in an investment led by cryptocurrency firm Ripple.

2 min read

Dec 20, 2020

Zoom CEO Eric Yuan says that one key piece of advice helped him survive a chaotic, high-growth year: 'Enjoy everything'

Zoom's meteoric rise in 2020 didn't come without growing pains, but CEO Eric Yuan says appreciating both the ups and downs of entrepreneurship is key.

2 min read

Elliot Shmukler (left) and Jeremy Stanley, founders of Anomalo

Dec 17, 2020

How a mysterious missing meat glitch at Instacart led these two former execs to raise $6 million for a new startup aimed at stopping similar mistakes

Instacart execs Elliot Shmukler and Jeremy Stanley started a data validation startup that caters to e-commerce, payments, and social media companies.

5 min read

Dec 15, 2020

Zoom-competitor RingCentral just launched a free video and chat app that aims to solve 'meeting fatigue'

RingCentral is launching a new service to help users move between video and chat seamlessly and easily collaborate and create follow-up tasks.

3 min read

Quinn Slack and Beyang Liu, cofounders of Sourcegraph

Dec 10, 2020

Code-collaboration startup Sourcegraph explains the key strategy that helped it nab big customers like Uber and Amazon early on

Sourcegraph, which just raised a $50 million Series C, says that being self-hosted-first allowed it to win high-profile customers right off the bat.

4 min read

Dec 3, 2020

EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW: Zoom CEO Eric Yuan reveals what the company's meteoric rise was like from the inside, and his advice to founders

Zoom's founder and CEO, Eric Yuan, discussed rising to the challenge of the pandemic to become the best-known videoconferencing platform in the world.

21 min read

Nov 19, 2020

A woman who sued Twitter over gender discrimination explains how she's made sure her own startup avoids the 'toxic' trap many tech firms fall into

Tina Huang leads an engineering team that's 42% women, a ratio achieved through a deliberate hiring process. Here's what she focuses on.

5 min read

Nov 17, 2020

Startup Celona just launched new products and a partnership with an HPE subsidiary to help companies create their own 5G networks, tapping into a $1.32 billion market

According to the CEO, the suite of products were built similar to WiFi to make the transition between WiFi and private networks easier.

4 min read

Nov 16, 2020

How to nail an interview at Stack Overflow, as the popular developer site hires for dozens of positions

How to get hired at Stack Overflow according to an exec, especially as the company hires for a new product it recently raised $85 million for.

4 min read

Nov 15, 2020

Developer security is booming as hack-prevention starts earlier than ever: Here are the 25 startups you need to know in this red-hot space

Meet the hot DevSecOps startups — including Snyk, Auth0, Apiiro, and StackHawk — bringing cybersecurity to developers early as they build apps.

9 min read

IBM senior vice president for cloud Howard Boville

Nov 6, 2020

IBM is targeting telcom giants with a new product made possible by its $34 billion Red Hat acquisition and an exec says it shows the company's master plan for cloud

As IBM rolls out a telecom cloud, SVP Howard Boville lays out the firm's strategy to compete with the likes of AWS and Azure.

4 min read

Oct 31, 2020

How to get a job at $2.75 billion code-collaboration startup GitLab, despite a nontraditional hiring process where it doesn't accept applications for specific roles

Fully-remote code collaboration startup GitLab, valued at $2.75 billion, has revamped its hiring process and currently has 60 open roles.

5 min read

Oct 28, 2020

3 things companies get wrong when hiring for high-stakes roles like CEOs, board members, or VPs, according to top tech industry headhunters

Headhunters for the tech industry explain how they've helped Airbnb, Uber, Asana, Facebook and others find the right candidates.

5 min read

Two non binary friends playing video games laughing

Oct 22, 2020

Video games salaries revealed: From $58,906 to $215,000, here's how much employees get paid at the makers of 'Call of Duty,' 'League of Legends,' 'Animal Crossing,' and more

How much game designers, software engineers, and more make at big video studios like Epic Games, Activision Blizzard, Riot Games, Ubisoft, and EA.

6 min read

Oct 21, 2020

Tech recruiting salaries revealed: These 19 recruiting jobs at Google, Facebook, Amazon, and Uber all fetch more than $100,000

In a competitive industry like tech, recruiters are necessary to find the right candidates. Here's how much employees in recruiting make.

5 min read

Oct 21, 2020

Why office skyscrapers may never recover from the pandemic, according to a Stanford professor — and what that means for the future of work

Members of WeWork, Stanford University and the AVIV Group talk on how collaboration will change as tall condensed office buildings become less popular

4 min read

Oct 18, 2020

Meet 9 headhunters that top technology companies turn to when they need to hire a new CEO or board member

Business Insider tapped industry sources to find out which individuals and firms top tech companies call on to fill C-level and board positions.

5 min read

Oct 17, 2020

A startup from four telecom veterans is launching from stealth with $30 million in funding to make it easy for companies to use private 5G networks for more secure work or complex automation

A new company taps into 5G for enterprises, allowing many companies, for the first time ever, to build mobile, secure, and customizable networks.

4 min read

Mark Lipscomb, Adobe Vice President of Global Talent

Oct 11, 2020

How to impress an Adobe recruiter, as the $241 billion firm continues to hire for hundreds of positions

As Adobe hires for hundreds of positions despite the pandemic, its top hiring exec, Marc Lipscomb, says humility is the most important quality.

4 min read

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How this founder went from being a professional basketball player in Israel to launching a buzzy cloud startup in Boston worth $105 million

$100 million blockchain startup BRD used this pitch deck to raise $750,000, helping it win over customers like Deloitte and KPMG

Zoom CEO Eric Yuan says that one key piece of advice helped him survive a chaotic, high-growth year: 'Enjoy everything'

How a mysterious missing meat glitch at Instacart led these two former execs to raise $6 million for a new startup aimed at stopping similar mistakes

Zoom-competitor RingCentral just launched a free video and chat app that aims to solve 'meeting fatigue'

Code-collaboration startup Sourcegraph explains the key strategy that helped it nab big customers like Uber and Amazon early on

EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW: Zoom CEO Eric Yuan reveals what the company's meteoric rise was like from the inside, and his advice to founders

A woman who sued Twitter over gender discrimination explains how she's made sure her own startup avoids the 'toxic' trap many tech firms fall into

Startup Celona just launched new products and a partnership with an HPE subsidiary to help companies create their own 5G networks, tapping into a $1.32 billion market

How to nail an interview at Stack Overflow, as the popular developer site hires for dozens of positions

Developer security is booming as hack-prevention starts earlier than ever: Here are the 25 startups you need to know in this red-hot space

IBM is targeting telcom giants with a new product made possible by its $34 billion Red Hat acquisition and an exec says it shows the company's master plan for cloud

How to get a job at $2.75 billion code-collaboration startup GitLab, despite a nontraditional hiring process where it doesn't accept applications for specific roles

3 things companies get wrong when hiring for high-stakes roles like CEOs, board members, or VPs, according to top tech industry headhunters

Video games salaries revealed: From $58,906 to $215,000, here's how much employees get paid at the makers of 'Call of Duty,' 'League of Legends,' 'Animal Crossing,' and more

Tech recruiting salaries revealed: These 19 recruiting jobs at Google, Facebook, Amazon, and Uber all fetch more than $100,000

Why office skyscrapers may never recover from the pandemic, according to a Stanford professor — and what that means for the future of work

Meet 9 headhunters that top technology companies turn to when they need to hire a new CEO or board member

A startup from four telecom veterans is launching from stealth with $30 million in funding to make it easy for companies to use private 5G networks for more secure work or complex automation

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