Do Employees Need Unconscious Bias Training? "As racial injustice in the workplace continues to come to light, it’s more important than ever to implement strategies that eliminate biases and drive meaningful change."This week, BuiltIn Boston featured Cogo
A Look Into: Interning At Cogo Our interns are pursuing some of the most innovative intern projects in Cogo history. We’ll be highlighting the projects, the intern experience, and the Interns that make these initiatives possible. Learn more
Intersectionality At Work; A Virtual Event Hosted by Cogo Labs This week Cogo Labs hosted "Intersectionality At Work" a virtual event to create space for intersectional experiences, encourage tough conversations, amplify diverse voices. This event was an opportunity to both learn and partake
Intersectionality At Work; A Virtual Event Hosted by Cogo Labs This week Cogo Labs hosted "Intersectionality At Work" a virtual event to create space for intersectional experiences, encourage tough conversations, amplify diverse voices. This event was an opportunity to both learn and partake
A Look Into: Interning At Cogo Our interns are pursuing some of the most innovative intern projects in Cogo history. We’ll be highlighting the projects, the intern experience, and the Interns that make these initiatives possible. Learn more
A Look Into: Interning At Cogo Our interns are pursuing some of the most innovative intern projects in Cogo history. We’ll be highlighting the projects, the intern experience, and the Interns that make these initiatives possible. This week
20 Questions for Class of 2020 Software Engineers This week I sat down with Class of 2020 Software Engineers, Christie Frush and Veronica Ripper to learn more about a day in their life, what they like to do outside of the
Meet the faces of Cogo Labs' Talent & Culture Team Similarly to incubating new companies at Cogo, the Talent & Culture team supports employees at every stage of their career at Cogo. Our multi-faceted team is there for everyone through the application process,
Blackness In America; How we can continue anti-racist work This Summer, Cogo had the honor of creating space for six professionals to share their experience and the work of anti-racist ally-ship. We wanted to circle back to those conversations as we continue
Blackness In America; A virtual event hosted by Cogo Labs Last month Cogo Labs hosted "Blackness In America" a virtual event to share experiences, as well as the work of anti-racist ally-ship. We hosted an incredible panel of six speakers moderated by Cogo
Blackness In America; A virtual event hosted by Cogo Labs Last month Cogo Labs hosted "Blackness In America" a virtual event to share experiences, as well as the work of anti-racist ally-ship. We hosted an incredible panel of six speakers moderated by Cogo
A Pride and Well - Cogonauts reflect both on what it means to be an ally and a member of the LGBTQ+ community during Pride Month while remote. The mission of Cogo Spectra, our LGBTQ+ Employee Resource Group has always been to; "foster an inclusive environment of affirmation through acts of service, community events, recruiting outreach, and active dialogue about the
How We're Staying Connected While Apart It seems like everywhere we look we find another reminder of just how much has changed over the past few weeks. We're doing a lot of adapting to the "new normal" around here
Cogo Labs Named to Built In Boston's 2020 'Best Places To Work' List Cogo Labs is honored to be named in Built In Boston’s 2020 Best Places to Work List! We are thrilled to announce that we were included on Built In Boston’s lists
Top 5 Moments of 2019 2019 was a really incredible year for us at Cogo Labs! We're taking a look at the top five moments of 2019 to reflect on some of the amazing highlights and milestones we
Interview with Erling Norrby at Cogo Labs 124 years ago - Alfred Nobel signed his last will and testament, giving the largest share of his fortune to a series of prizes in Physics, Chemistry, Physiology or Medicine, Literature and Peace.
A Day in the life of: Lauren Brown, Analyst We've heard that September is the second-best time of year for new routines and fresh beginnings. I sat down with Lauren Brown to talk about her own day-to-day routine as an Analyst here
All Benefits, no doubts - The perks that make Cogo unique Between career growth, benefits and perks, and the friendly and cooperative camaraderie of our employees, I am very lucky to work in a place that puts so much effort into making this such a great place to work.
From Firehose to Writing Code: The Evolution of One Kendall Square One Kendall Square, then and now (courtesy of Google Earth!)As one of the oldest cities in America, Boston has reinvented itself several times over the centuries. Between its founding as a port
How to Succeed In Your First Role, Especially at Cogo Labs: At Cogo, it’s part of our mission to be the best the absolute best place for early-career entrepreneurs. We spend a lot of time perfecting how we can motivate, accelerate, and excite
How Cogo Is Staying Healthy This Summer Our summers in Boston are short but, oh, so sweet. To capitalize on every moment of beautiful weather, Cogo colleagues put an emphasis on getting outside and staying active. It seems like there's
From Cambridge to the Moon - 50 Years of Innovation At Cogo Labs, part of our commitment to excellence is providing development opportunities for our team — two of the three objectives in our vision statement focus on providing resources for our talent. In
Interning at Cogo: Expectations vs Reality Summer internships, much like a new class, school, or part-time job, can inevitably be challenging to navigate. At Cogo we strive to give our interns a valuable learning experience, unlike any other role
Out In Tech: Braden Marstaller A study conducted in 2018 showed that over 46 percent of LGBT+ employees in the US hide their sexuality at their place of employment. It's such a pleasure to create content and share
Out In Tech: Sarah Magner A recent study identified that in the US, lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people have an unemployment rate nearly double the national average. Comparatively, 17 percent of LGBT people have a Bachelor's degree
