Some people have said that Post Status is not culturally diverse, although half of our employees identify as female. They say we are not diverse because we all look “white.” Does that make us a company that is not culturally diverse? No, it doesn’t. What that photograph does not show is heritage, or home culture, or race and nationality. Our team is a combination of different nationalities, races, and cultures.
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Mark Westguard is the founder of WS Form and an invested member of the WordPress Community.
David chats with Cory about taking care of your physical and mental health and how these factor into “Developer Overload.”
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Post Status is proud to present a live gathering after the State of the Word happening on December 14th, with more details to be announced.
Accessibility, Creatibility, and Connectibility — these are the three things that define the Open Web in its ideal state. It can be accessed by everyone, anyone can freely create on it, and the communities that form there can sustain themselves and grow. WordPress is critical to the Open Web as an indicator of its health, an ecosystem for business growth, and a path for people to contribute to the health, growth, and future of the Open Web. We want to guide, connect, and elevate our members — WordPress businesses and professionals — as they grow. And we want to make sure we share, nurture, and replenish the common resource we have in the Open Web.
David talks with Nathan Ingram and Ryan Marks about WordCamp Birmingham’s 2022 reboot after nearly two years of no live WP events anywhere.
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Whether you are an individual or a company, your participation in Five for the Future is needed and will be warmly welcomed.
How can people in underrepresented groups leverage resources in the WordPress community to increase their confidence, exposure, and potential hiring value?
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Speaking at WordCamps is a great way to contribute to the community, build your resume, and meet potential employers. But often there are barriers in your way. Here’s how to overcome them.
What do you need to know about names, trademarks, and DBAs when you’re starting a business? Nellie Akalp explains how to get started.
David talks with Michelle Frechette about the current state of the WordPress job market. Michelle has some great advice for job seekers.
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