The Pinterest Makeathon is a time when employees come together to work on passion projects and hacks that they may not have time for in their normal scope of work. We recently held our 9th [...]
It has been a big summer for Pinterest Toronto. A huge new office space, a spot on Great Place to Work’s Best Workplaces in Ontario list, and openings for dozens of roles including an exciting [...]
When I started to seriously think about what I wanted to do with my life, no one told me I could get a job using my imagination. My parents worked as a nurse and boilermaker [...]
"Thorns do not keep a rose from blooming, neither should obstacles keep you from success." Matshona Dhliwayo What is Bloom? Bloom is Pinterest’s first ever internal conference, hosted by Blackboard, our Community for Black Pinployees, [...]
In honor of Mental Health Awareness month, we sat down with Ari Simon, Head of Social Impact and Philanthropy at Pinterest, to discuss Pinterest’s support of mental wellness and emotional well-being. Thanks for taking the [...]
In the latest from our new Life at Pinterest series, People Behind the Product, get to know Jud Hoffman, Global Head of Community Operations at Pinterest and executive sponsor of Pinwheels, our Employee Community for [...]
Why Pinterest employees take two days off each year to learn new skills So much of the last year has been uncertain, but a tradition we knew we had to keep alive at Pinterest was [...]
We sat down with Lottie Laws and Sam Christou, Sales Managers in Pinterest's Sydney office, to discuss the exciting growth Pinterest is having in the region and the career opportunities that come along with it. [...]
Andréa Mallard is Pinterest’s Chief Marketing Officer and the executive sponsor of Women@, Pinterest’s employee resource group for women employees and their allies. Read on to learn more about how Pinterest is celebrating and honoring [...]
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