From the kidnapping incident in South America, through the cheerleading career at “Maccabi Tel Aviv” to the relocation to New York, following the development of the product that changed the lives of about 1.5 million people. Shira Gershoni’s fantastic journey to the top of the high-tech industry Shira Gershoni, one…

In the “On the Couch” section of Yedioth Ahronoth newspapers, Shai and Shai Tubul, both software developers, describe their lives as a married couple living in Israel. She is a Frontend developer (@ Glassbox), and he is a senior software engineer at Soluto by Asurion. They talked about their lives in Petah Tikva city, why they chose to live there, and what they do as software developers in the Hi-Tech industry. Our own Shai gave a glimpse into the Tech-care field and shared our work and products with the readers.

Now and always, the high-tech bubble generates a lot of buzz. Although the bubble hasn’t burst, this brings many thoughts and wonders: what is this bubble, how can we manage our careers effectively in the tech field, and how can we remain relevant? Ran Bar-Zik, Principal Software Architect at Soluto, met with Victoriya Kalmanovich (“Barvazgumi” podcast) and discussed all of those questions, together with the necessity of being persistent in crisis. This does not mean we have to always be in a job search mode, but we must use our professional assets the best way we can.

Rotem Haber, Director of Engineering and breaker of myths — in a new episode of the podcast “Osim Tochna” with Boaz Lavie. “Are the best coders also the best developers?” Rotem brings a new view to the elements forming the work of leading developers, and it’s not necessarily only the best coding skills that are reflected on the IDE or the number of comments they get on their pull requests. 👉Catch the podcast here (Hebrew) >> https://apple.co/3L6grpC

About big-scale data, and the potential to create a huge impact through it — Read this interesting interview with Kira Belkin, Product Analytics Team Leader at Soluto for the ‘Women & Computers’ portal (Hebrew). Kira gives us a glimpse into her choices and reasons for coming to Soluto, her plans for the future, and some of the challenges she will face >> https://www.pc.co.il/editorial/358086/?fbclid=IwAR3eKNSY5ul-Gt_XXB5svYYHrYg9qYNW0UWqsS6Fe4JWKG6egqeCxEv1HpE

Meet Ofer Senderey, Product Research Lead at Soluto and the co-founder of the “Social Psychology in the Real World” Community. In the new episode of MinDesign Podcast, Ofer talks about the growing Ux Research field, explains the different uses of research in decision-making processes, and how we at Soluto implement research, measure success, and create an impact with qualitative research & data. 👉 Spotify >> https://spoti.fi/3unVgKA 👉 Other Platforms >> https://bit.ly/3uuD4i6

Tal Guttman, our Head of Strategic Growth at @Soluto, has a lot of wisdom to share about Product Management, Entrepreneurship, and how to make your vision into reality. In the recent episode of מוצרלה | Mozzarella — Product Management Podcast & Community, our Head of Strategic Growth, Tal Guttman tells Shiri Arad Ivtsan about the startup he founded together with Zeev Rubinstein, Jiminy, and shares his experience of integrating into a larger company

Meet Merav Oren — Soluto’s General Manager and the leader of multiple large-scale innovative projects, empowering millions of end-users around the world to enjoy their technology, or in other words — Tech Care. So what is it that we do, what’s our impact and vision? Why aren’t there enough women in tech, and what can companies do to tackle the issue? We’re all out of teasers :) Read the full interview with Merav for Geektime here: https://bit.ly/3qj03cs

The Basics by Lihi Bechor, Development Team Lead at Soluto Wouldn’t it be nice to have a practical guide, from scratch to understanding web accessibility? Well, here it is! Whether you’re a developer, product manager, UX designer, user researcher, or anyone else involved in the product creation process — you’ll find something relevant for you in this guide. This workshop covers: 1. Intro: What is accessibility