Hilary George-Parkin

Hilary George-Parkin is a Built In contributor covering work culture and technology. She holds a master's degree from Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism and a bachelor's degree from New York University. She's written for publications including Vox, Fortune, CNN, BBC, Vogue Business and The Business of Fashion.

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How Past Projects and Colleague Collaborations Inspire This Design Researcher
Duo Security’s Lillian Li doesn’t have to look far to find ideas that spark her creativity at work.
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‘Your Code Should Read Like Poetry’: How This Software Engineer Turned This Advice Into a Mantra
Since joining Two Barrels, Junior Software Engineer Art Baker has gained a new appreciation for readable, elegant, efficient code.
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Huntress is Pioneering Cybersecurity Solutions for Those Who Need It Most — And It’s Growing
Helping small and medium-sized businesses stay ahead of evolving cybersecurity, Huntress has been scaling up in recent years. Learn from three of its leaders how the organization is helping its team members — and itself — grow.
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5 Innovative Austin Companies Hiring Now
Local tech companies are working to expand access to outdoor travel, help engineers write clean code, improve real estate closings and more. Find your future role here.
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Standing Out in a Crowded Inbox: How 2 Sales Pros Write Cold Emails That Convert
Break through the noise with these proven strategies.
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Proactivity: A Smarter Approach to Customer Success
Open communication and an individualized approach give Hypori’s customer success team a leg up.