Celebrating International Women’s Day at the Home Office
To celebrate International Women’s Day this year we asked women at various stages of their career in DDaT Home Office to reflect on what it means to them to be a woman in tech.
To celebrate International Women’s Day this year we asked women at various stages of their career in DDaT Home Office to reflect on what it means to them to be a woman in tech.
Do you want to return to work after a career break? Do you worry that you won’t have enough recent work experience to be attractive to employers? Find out how Alice returned to a career at Home Office DDaT through its Career Returners Programme, in partnership with Women Returners.
Why Home Office Digital, Data and Technology are replacing commonly used cyber security terminologies ‘whitelisting’ and ‘blacklisting’ with racially neutral terms such as ‘allow list’ and ‘deny list’.
...was a shame there were so few of us. What is an unconference? It was my first unconference, so the format threw me a little initially. In an unconference, attendees...
...grow and be oneself, regardless of gender and level of seniority. Good management ensures friendly and rational operations, which promotes productivity and wellbeing for both female and male developers alike....
...young, jeans-wearing and beardy. There’s nothing wrong with any of those things (I love a good beard), but it emphasised a clear demarcation between that group of digital people, and...
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