Udemy

San Francisco, California, USA
1,650 Total Employees
600 Local Employees
Year Founded: 2010

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Brigid Hogan Brigid Hogan
Published on November 13, 2024

Why Skills Matter: Udemy’s Journey Toward a Future-Ready Workforce

The focus on skills rather than traditional credentials at Udemy empowers employees to pursue meaningful careers and unlocks new pathways for growth.

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Updated on November 08, 2024

76 San Francisco Tech Companies You Should Know

These San Francisco tech companies are the ones worth watching.

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Olivia McClure Olivia McClure
Updated on August 14, 2024

21 Public Tech Companies in San Francisco You Should Know

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Brigid Hogan Brigid Hogan
Updated on November 13, 2024

Why Skills Matter: Udemy’s Journey Toward a Future-Ready Workforce

The focus on skills rather than traditional credentials at Udemy empowers employees to pursue meaningful careers and unlocks new pathways for growth.

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Updated on April 29, 2024

Meet the San Francisco Companies Uplifting the LGBTQIA+ Community During Pride Month and Beyond

June is a time to celebrate, uplift and support LGBTQIA+ employees. But these five companies have pride all year long.

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Dana Cassell Dana Cassell
Updated on March 21, 2024

Women Inspiring Women: How Two Tech Leaders Were Encouraged to Hit New Professional Heights

From the realities of representation to the power of encouragement, women are helping other women rise to leadership in the tech industry.

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Olivia McClure Olivia McClure
Updated on March 20, 2024

How Udemy’s New Generative AI Tool is Steering the Transition to a Skills-Based Economy

Three team members involved in the product’s creation describe the work that has gone into its development, its impact on organizations and the company’s plans for a GenAI-fueled future.

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Olivia McClure Olivia McClure
Updated on November 16, 2023

Behind the Build: The Product and Engineering Collaboration That Created Udemy’s New Badging Product

“It’s at the intersection of our differences that our most meaningful breakthroughs emerge.” Learn how the company’s product and engineering teams developed its new Badging solution and its impact on bridging the skills gap in organizations.

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Jessica Powers Jessica Powers
Updated on August 10, 2023

Meet the San Francisco Companies Uplifting the LGBTQIA+ Community During Pride Month and Beyond

June is a time to celebrate, uplift and support LGBTQIA+ employees. That said, these five companies have pride all year long.

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Hilary George-Parkin Hilary George-Parkin
Updated on June 22, 2023

How 2 Data Scientists Communicate Effectively With Non-Technical Stakeholders

For data to drive business results, cross-functional teams need to start speaking the same language.

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Jenny Lyons-Cunha Jenny Lyons-Cunha
Updated on March 27, 2023

How Udemy’s Culture of Curiosity Drives Fulfilling Career Growth

From job interview to cross-functional collaboration to grand career pivots, Udemy employees who lead with humility and open-mindedness enjoy endless opportunities for career growth.

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Updated on March 02, 2023

5 San Francisco Companies Committed to Investing in Their People

Even during industry uncertainty, these companies are ensuring their people are learning and growing.

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Updated on January 19, 2023

What Is Scalability and How Do You Build for It? Local Engineers Weigh In.

If engineers could predict the future, what would they want to see? The outcome of the presidential election? When flying cars will be in space? More likely, they’d seek a timeline of future customer usage surges so they can properly prepare to scale.  

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