We are currently in an unprecedented moment for tech workers. From refusing to build AI-enabled weapons, to pushing back against providing tech to ICE, to mass protests against harassment and discrimination, tech worker organizing around ethical issues has become one of today’s defining movements for justice. For those who want to work in technical industries and are concerned about harmful, biased, or exploitative tech, it can be challenging to navigate the recruitment and employment process. It is especially challenging for students, who often have significant financial obligations and less experience assessing the cultures within many tech environments.

To help students better understand and investigate their options with future tech employers, AI Now is publishing How To Interview A Tech Company: A Guide for Students.

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