Interesting post by the Stack Overflow Blog, if you are a "climate quitter", a coder or enthousiast like me. Great to propagate for a broader audience.
Specially in times with headlinies like these:
"Deadly wildfires burning across Maui prompt evacuations" "This has definetivelly been the worst day in Maui's history" (Clint Hansen, Maui Real Estate Radio)
"Companies with good ESG scores pollute as much as low-rated rivals"
"‘We have never seen it so low’: Spain introduces water restrictions as reservoirs run dry"
"Fruit is disappearing from Italian orchards due to extreme weather, farmers warn"
"Rains from super typhoon flood China's main grain producing region"
Back to the Stack Overflow Blog, according to the author - Ritika Puri - "Climate tech is a niche industry and requires specific strategies to get a job in ... a smart move for engineers seeking more meaning and purpose at work."
Here Ritika's tips:
Stop making excuses for why you can’t do it
Don’t expect recruiters to find you
Explore climate-tech focused job boards
Follow the financing
Join a cohort-based community
Create your own job by building direct relationships with employers
The World needs you. And your team mates.
(Before we get smaller ;-) according to a 2022 post by the WEF, "Could humans become smaller in response to climate change?")
Click at the image below for the full post . And here for a previous post by Rikita "Looking for job perks? How about saving the world?"
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