Younity backs Code Clubs for kids
Younity is partnering with Digital Future Aotearoa to sponsor six of their Code Clubs in priority areas across New Zealand, teaching more than 140 kids to code.
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Contracting – is it for you?
Contracting is a popular way of working for many IT techs in New Zealand. If you want to know more about what it entails (the good and the bad), then this short guide is for you.
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Where have all the good geeks gone?
With the world relying more heavily on the digital world, where on earth are all the IT experts? Read on to find out more.
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Kiwi kids and tech careers
Why are less and less Kiwi kids going into a career in ICT in New Zealand? Read on to find out more.
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Back to work 2023!
We wanted to make heading Back to Work in 2023 a little more bearable - so we gave away FREE COFFEE!
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5 things I’ve learned in 5 years
We recently celebrated our 5 year anniversary since launching Younity. One of our MD's reflects what he's learned on this fun yet interesting journey.
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CIO Awards 2022 winners
The 2022 CIO Awards winners were announced during a gala dinner at Te Pae Convention Centre last night and as always, it was a fantastic celebration of excellence and people making a difference to New Zealand's tech sector.
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Our CIO Award finalists
Younity is the proud sponsor of the Sustainability Through Technology Award at the NZ CIO Awards, and as always the finalists in our category are super impressive! We share more about each of our finalists and the great work they've done this past year.
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How to improve productivity & happiness at work
Over our lifetime, we spend about 90,000 hours at work. That's about 35% of our total waking hours for a 50-year work life. It's pretty important to enjoy being at work! So, how can employers ensure their teams' happiness? Let's find out!
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Are you Quiet Quitting – or is it time to rethink your career?
Quiet Quitting is, according to dictionary.com, ‘the practice of reducing the amount of effort one devotes to one’s job’. Creating boundaries at work, limiting or stopping the tasks you take on outside your job description, rebelling against the hustle culture of the early 2000’s and 1990’s – quiet quitting isn’t anything new. It has, however, […]
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