Community

Dive into the world of volunteering with confidence as we guide you through the essential steps to choosing a meaningful CSR activity.

A mentor and a mentee share their experiences participating our digital accessibility challenge at HackCodex.

Whether you're a dedicated bookworm, been meaning to read more, or simply seeking your next literary adventure, we've got you covered. We gathered a list of 15 exciting book suggestions to boost your wellbeing.

Zigmars and Normunds, Business Consultants, actively contribute to Mission Possible as part of our CSR activities in Latvia. Read about their experience, motivations to contribute to this challenge, and advice for employees joining CSR activities.

It’s one thing to attract talented employees – but how exactly do you get them to work well together and bring the most value to clients? We sat down with one team, focused on building a custom-support platform for a multinational energy company, to get their take on the topic.

Something we advocate for at Emergn is pair working, better known as pair programming in software engineering. Why? Well, two heads are always better than one!

Steven Angelo-Edie, shares 5 tips to succeed in 2022. Steven suggests the most important skill anybody can gain is the capacity for learning. Read his recommendations on how to begin and succeed on the road of lifelong learning. 

We believe it’s important to recognize our people who go above and beyond the expectations, and we’ve created different ways to acknowledge that. The #myemergn awards is one of them.

What are the things that keep a CEO awake at night? How can someone, who has experienced so much, keep feeding his curiosity? What was the best part of being a CEO in 2021?

The art of knowledge sharing is a necessity for a company to grow and succeed. We share 6 tips on how to make bootcamps a success.

Communities are attractive to companies and employees alike as a means of collaborating on tricky problems, sharing knowledge across the organization, and nurturing talent. Nevertheless, creating a successful community is not easy. We share 4 lenses of how we look at community.