July '24: Time for a Career Change?
- ht8578
- Jul 10, 2024
- 1 min read
Updated: Jan 7
Dear all,
A short summer note from us with a look ahead to some upcoming activities, a quick look back and a reminder of our Portfolio Jobs Board. Summer may be a good time to reflect and consider exploring 🔮 new career opportunities. Our portfolio companies are hiring! Check out the selection of open positions now to see if you find a perfect match?
And before we let you go, a heads up that we will be announcing a new investment ⭐️ early next week, watch 🔍 our LinkedIn space for the news!
Happy Summer!!
The Brighteye Team
---
📣 SELECTED NEWS FROM THE PORTFOLIO
🎧 Shakers on the Minimalism Podcast
Our portco Shakers, a platform seamlessly connecting tech freelancers with enterprises for projects, were recently guests of Pepe Martin Garcia on the Minimalism podcast. Listen in to hear Co-Founders Nico and Jaime talk about the future of work with Shakers – in 🇪🇸 Spanish!
🏆 LabLabee wins Growth Challenge Award
We’re proud to learn that LabLabee, our portco offering clients one-of-a-kind hands-on labs that dramatically simplify their efforts to upskill or reskill, making learning Telco Cloud more accessible, enjoyable, and interactive, was named Growth Challenge winner at the Next20 Awards celebrated during DTW Ignite in Copenhagen. Congrats, go team 👏👏!!
---
🎪 EVENTS
🚀 The Brighteye Edtech Startup Festival Returns
Our annual Brighteye Edtech Startup Festival will be back in September, for the third time. We are preparing the details for this year’s online sessions, but please save the dates: Tuesday 3 - Thursday 5 September!!
Register here to make sure you get the latest updates first!
Hey folks, switching careers is something a lot of people have been considering lately. I remember browsing through job listings and reading different feedback before deciding to apply somewhere new. While weighing options, I checked indeed reviews and it was helpful to read what employees had to say about companies. It gave me more confidence in understanding the workplace culture before sending out applications, and honestly that extra perspective saved me from stepping into the wrong environment a couple of times.