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TechEngage Story
Years 2003-2010
TechEngage was a startup community-based non-profit training organization founded in 2003 to provide unemployed and under-employed technical professionals with an affordable opportunity to obtain high-quality training to be competitive in a tough job market and help technology workers who had recently lost their jobs; due to the “Dot-Com Bust.” Many of these workers had old technology skills in equipment and systems that had been (or were being) phased out due to Y2K issues. The purpose of TechEngage was to take these workers and provide them with market-relevant skills in database design, web application development, Java and .NET programming, and other skills. We hosted three conferences and provided technical training and career guidance to over 600 unemployed workers in the Raleigh, Durham, Chapel Hill area.
TechEngage’s team provided training in the form of multi-day conferences featuring world-class instructors. These conferences were designed to help participants develop their skills, learn about cutting-edge technologies, and prepare for the job-hunting process. In addition, as part of our effort to prepare participants for their job searches, our conferences included instruction on crucial soft skills such as networking and resume-writing.
TechEngage also provided participants with opportunities to meet and develop relationships with potential employers.
It was a community-based organization at that time, and it asked that all participants in our conferences give back to the community in one of two ways:
- Making a cash donation of $150 to the TechEngage Foundation to host more technical conferences and support technology initiatives at local charitable organizations.
- Volunteering at least 40 hours of high-tech support services to a local non-profit organization.
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Overall it was a very successful venture. However, when the economy began to improve, its team closed the organization because the employment had recovered.
References:
- Techies try sharing education, Published in Honolulu Star-Bulletin (Honolulu, Hawaii) Dated: 09 Mar 2003
- Nonprofit group helps laid off software workers improve their skills, Published in Austin American-Statesman (Austin, Texas) Dated: 17 Mar 2003.
- TechEngage helping laid-off workers improve job skills, Published in Santa Maria Times (Santa Maria, California), Dated: 07 Apr 2003.
The year 2009-2010
TechEngage.com has become a space for honest reviews and opinion pieces on the latest technology news topics, including smartphones, software, IT, automobiles, science, computers, and more. But soon, it went down again.
In Between 2010-18
TechEngage struggled to keep up the pace for covering the latest tech news under its domains like techengage.net and more. But finally, in 2018, it evolved into a better tech news magazine.
Years 2018 and onwards
In 2018 TechEngage evolved into an online tech magazine covering a broad range of topics under its new leadership.
TechEngage is now a hub for tech geeks and anyone interested in technology news. We aim to bring the latest innovations to people with a wide range of knowledge. Because we live in the dazzling world of screens, we strive to provide a platform that appeals to everyone.
Our news and advice gives you a heads-up on what’s happening in the world of tech but doesn’t try to see you on specific products or world-views. Instead, we are all about providing fair and unbiased insights on the latest technological advancements.
Our editorial team covers all the latest reviews and breakthroughs in the tech industry, and we aim to make every click on TechEngage worth your while.
Last but not least, we are open to what you’ve got to say!
We love to hear from our readers, so feel free to send your constructive tips and suggestions in the comments.
