“Get a climate job. It will be easy,” they said. With all the hype around working on climate solutions—and given the urgency of the climate crisis—you’d think that getting a job in the climate space would be smooth sailing. Not quite. At Work On Climate, we aim to bring together a workforce that can combat the climate crisis. We know that this means getting hundreds of millions of people to work on climate solutions in every industry: from dirty to […]

In a world where generic copy & paste pitches are common: Dare to be different by sending a “love letter.” Eroll Gerson used to send his resumes to… | 24 comments on LinkedIn

A growing number of workers are making the decision to walk out of companies whose environmental values don't align with their own.

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​Your Personal Brand is your unique story. It speaks to the combination of skills, experience, and personality you want the world to see in YOU. In this webinar session, Sharmila Singh helps you craft an effective and authentic personal brand statement that speaks to your interests and work in the climate space. You will come away with a statement you can use in your resume, LinkedIn profile and as a “personal pitch” while networking.

This guide demystifies the vast landscape of climate work through a detailed tier system with insights into sectors, roles, and the ethical dimensions of climate work. Dive in to navigate the complexities of climate opportunities and carve out your path in making a real difference.

“Business Update.” The two words flashed across my screen sardonically as I opened the meeting invite my manager had just sent most of our team.

More layoffs. This obviously sucks, and it's a reality of the world we live in. So here's a little list reminder about working, especially in climate. 1)… | 38 comments on LinkedIn

Climate concerns are driving career shifts. Here's how to make one yourself.

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There's an intriguing paradox in the climate job market that I’ve been grappling with lately in my climate job search. On one hand, we hear powerful calls-to-action urging us all to play our part in the fight against climate change by making climate our career.

At Designer Fund, we're increasingly investing at the intersection of technology, design, and sustainability. We've seen designers not only make new, sustainable innovations possible, but also make them engaging and more adoptable. Whether you’re a product designer, brand designer or UX writer, there’s a place for you in climate tech. But, how can you find the right opportunity?

Tech workers and investors are flocking to start-ups that aim to combat climate change.

I’m on the job hunt, which is both exciting and stressful all at the same time.

“I’m a [software engineer, product manager, lawyer, analyst, so on] and I want to transition to climate work. Where should I look?” I get a version of this question a lot. This note summarizes how I usually answer it in case it’s useful for folks asking a similar question.

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The people that are currently tasked with climate response within companies are often small teams that are under-resourced. To solve the climate crisis, we n...

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Tech workers are giving up jobs at places like Google for opportunities to put their skill set to work fighting climate change.

Time for a thread about people leaving their jobs to fight climate change.If you have a related story to share, please do so in replies. 🧵— Akshat Rathi (@AkshatRathi) July 26, 2022

Not-for-profit companies need the skills that laid-off tech talent has to offer—and workers should flock to the sector to work on big problems.