Author: Emily Mason
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Neurodiversity at SpotHero: ERG Reflection
April is Neurodiversity Acceptance Month. With that in mind, Ficus, the head of the Neurodiversity Employee Resource Group, generously shared their thoughts on what the last two years have been like for the neurodivergent community, and what workplaces can do to help foster belonging for all workers. “The shift to a more flexible work schedule…
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Your Parking Style, According to your Zodiac Sign
It’s written in the stars: all signs point to parking and we have the spot to fit every parking style. Our resident Libra broke down each sign in the zodiac, and how you can use SpotHero to get what matters to you most. Don’t worry, our in-house Virgo double-checked it. Aries: (March 21—April 19) Assertive, Brave,…
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Four Ways SpotHero Can Take the Stress out of Parking
As exciting as a spring season filled with better weather and more activities is, it can also be overwhelming to suddenly have a packed schedule. Here are a few ways that SpotHero can help take a little stress out of your day and ensure you enjoy the ride. Give yourself some breathing room You and…
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Women Innovators Who Influenced Mobility Today
In honor of Women’s History Month, SpotHero is taking a look back at just a few of the female innovators that had a profound influence on mobility. SpotHero is grateful for their hard work and contributions, they have truly enabled all of us to get into gear! Mary Anderson (1866-1953): Inventor of the Windshield Wiper…
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SpotHero Women Breaking the Bias
March is Women’s History Month! In celebration of International Women’s Day on March 8, SpotHero is hosting a special panel for female-identifying employees and friends to discuss how they #breakthebias against women in their personal and professional lives. In preparation, panelists shared a little bit about their stories on LinkedIn. You can read selections below…
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Black Innovators Who Influenced Mobility Today
In commemoration of Black History Month, SpotHero is highlighting black innovators who helped change the landscape of mobility. Below are some names you may recognize, as well as some you may not. One thing is certain: without their contributions we would all be stuck in traffic. Bessie Coleman (1892-1926): First Licensed African American, Native American…