Beyond Pride Month Action Guide
July 6, 2023
Each month at Bottle Rocket, we aim to bring a specific historically underrepresented community into focus. We do this not because it is something to
Each month at Bottle Rocket, we aim to bring a specific historically underrepresented community into focus. We do this not because it is something to
Many businesses that established remote and hybrid working arrangements during the pandemic have opted to make them permanent.
Ally1 / al·ly / nounOne who is associated with another as a helper: a person or group that provides assistance and support in an ongoing
On June 19, 1865, Union soldiers arrived in Galveston, Texas, and announced that all enslaved people were now free. This critical historic moment came nearly two and
At Bottle Rocket, our people are our greatest strength. We believe in diversity, inclusion, and racial equality for everyone each and every day of the
Check out our Mental Health Awareness Month resource guide and discover how to be kinder to yourself this year.
People are hard. That’s it, I’ve said it. People, myself included, are confusing, and frustrating, and inconsistent. But, (unpopular opinion here) that’s what we need
If you’re looking around the office and wondering why it doesn’t reflect the diverse makeup of the community where it resides, your team members are
Another year of SXSW in Austin is in the books. For roughly two weeks each year, the city of Austin oozes energy, creativity, and innovation.
In celebration of our 15th anniversary, we asked 15 Rocketeers to tell us in a few short words what Bottle Rocket means to them.
Black History Month is ending, but the conversation doesn’t have to! Explore this guide to discover ways to stay engaged this year.
We believe in diversity, inclusion, and racial equality for everyone each and every day of the year.
What is a side hustle? What does it look like on an agile team? How does it impact the delivery?
We are constantly inspired and amazed by the incredible projects our teams create and the camaraderie Rocket Science inspires.
Join David Harrison as they discusses how women are changing the world with Tracey Francis, Amanda Chappell, and Marica Sterling from Bottle Rocket.
By investing time in your (virtual) relationships, you will not only see stronger bonds within your organization, but also see success as you progress in your career.
Ford Arnett, Bottle Rocket’s Automation Engineering Lead, recaps the 2022 QA Automation Bootcamp and the successes they saw and what to look forward to for next year.
Along with our friends at Ogilvy, we have compiled a list of books, articles, videos, podcasts and learnings to educate yourself and others in honor of Juneteenth.
Many are embracing hybrid models that let employees spend some days working remotely — a recognition that such flexibility has become a must-have for many.
Tech leaders work hard to instill good tech hygiene habits among their remote colleagues, but that’s only half the battle.
Sixty-five companies have signed an open letter calling on Texas Gov. Greg Abbott to abandon efforts to target transgender children and their parents.
As the pandemic starts to ease, companies want people to come back to the workplace again.
Shortly after Greg Abbott signed an order attempting to criminalize parents for helping their transgender child access healthcare, a group of Rocketeers met and drafted a trans awareness and support resources.
13 tech experts from Forbes Technology Council share effective factors that can help you secure your remote work environment.
The “After the Glass Breaks” podcast, hosted by David Harrison, shares the stories of culturally diverse leaders and the ups and downs of their rise up the corporate ladder.
Gather allowed us to provide the same interaction we were used to during Rocket Science, in a fun and engaging fashion.
Each of our almost 300 Rocketeers came together in teams from 1 to 50 people to create, inspire, and learn to do something new.
Bottle Rocket CEO & Founder Calvin Carter discussed with Dallas Innovates how the company is adapting to the future of work and business.
We are proud to see continued efforts with Inclusion and Diversity teams at Bottle Rocket as well to provide a safe and equitable work culture.
Juneteenth is a 155-year-old annual celebration of freedom and independence for African Americans in the United States.
In 1865, June 19 marked the end of the Civil War and slavery.
Bottle Rocket announced it plans to give its 250-person workforce a new holiday this Friday, in honor of Juneteenth.
Bottle Rocket has activated a campaign called the Juneteenth Movement to bring together businesses in Dallas to fight racial injustice.
Today, Bottle Rocket made a bold commitment to its employees, the Dallas community and the world by launching what the company is calling the Juneteenth Movement.
Companies are designating this Friday a paid day off. Americans celebrate Juneteenth to remember the end of slavery after the Civil War.
Bottle Rocket adopted a new policy, it wasn’t enough to say they could work from home as long as they wanted. The new motto: “Work from wherever.”
Bottle Rocket unveiled a permanent “Work from Wherever” future. This means employees can operate from home, in the office, across the country or even abroad.
‘work from wherever’ which will foster a better work/life balance for employees and help the company recruit global top talent.
Calvin Carter announced a permanent “Work from Wherever” future for Bottle Rocket, allowing employees to work at home, in the office, across the country, or even abroad.
In a sign of what may be to come in the post-pandemic future, a local company is taking the lead on reopening and working from home.
I will never be as good at sketching as that one coworker a few desks over. They are far more naturally talented than I am.
On the eve of our 12th anniversary, Calvin Carter shares just a few beliefs that have shaped us, guided us and remind us daily of why we do what we do.
