Source: Women's Agenda
article-article-body
Being a Google employee is great.
You’re at the centre of the incredibly exciting digital transformation industry. You work alongside some of the best, most talented people in the world. You’re constantly learning. And you’re looked after in terms of pay and perks. By many accounts, it’s a ‘dream job’.
That’s why it was so hard for me to quit.
I spent most of the COVID lockdown in a cottage in the French countryside, where I used the forced isolation time to immerse myself in the most pressing issue of our – of all – time: the climate crisis. The more I learned, the more concerned I grew.
Handpicked for you
How Sydney startup Refilled plans to eliminate 100 million single-use plastic bottles
Refilled is on a mission to reduce single-use plastic waste caused by the vending industry, replacing bottles with its BYO-Bottle system.
Melbourne startup Climasens bags $5 million Google.org grant for AI-driven climate risk tool
A $5 million Google.org-backed partnership will see Climasens join forces with New York’s Urban Systems Lab (USL) to combat current and future climate risks.
COMMENTS
Reader comments will be back online shortly. In the interim send us any tips or feedback via news@smartcompany.com.au.