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Meet Anshul Sharma, one of our DevOps engineers. He has been with Which? for nearly two years and joined us as a network engineer. Anshul describes his role as being one of the invisible people working behind the scenes on our website, ensuring it runs smoothly, troubleshooting and ensuring our members can access our services. Anshul says: ‘I transitioned into the DevOps role and no day is the same. It’s a great time to be in our tech team as we are going through so much change. We are involved in upgrading and moving our systems to new technology and changing our current systems. It’s certainly not a BAU role!’ To view our current tech vacancies, please visit our careers site: jobs.which.co.uk/jobs/
Earlier in the year, we shared our anti-racism commitments with you. As part of these commitments, we promised to review our content and ensure our research is representative of the experiences of a diverse range of consumers. While we continue to learn and evolve our approach, we're reaching out and asking for people to share their experiences of discriminatory behaviour from a consumer's point of view. For example, if you’ve experienced discriminatory behaviour when buying goods or services or if you’ve been treated unfairly because of a protected characteristic. To tell us about your experiences you can either comment on our online community or email us directly at yourstory@which.co.uk
You may have noticed people adding their gender pronouns to their email signatures and LinkedIn profiles lately. This is to show support for trans, non-binary, and gender non-conforming people whose gender identity does not necessarily align with the sex they were assigned at birth. We caught up with Charley Gettings, paralegal and LGBT+ Network member, who identifies as non-binary, to find out what gender pronouns means to them.
We're pleased to announce that Trevor Baker, senior researcher/writer for Which? Travel, has been awarded a BTJA for Features Journalist of the Year – Accommodation.
We're pleased to announce that Ben Slater, senior researcher/writer for Which? Travel, has been awarded a BTJA for Scoop of the Year
We're pleased to announce that Jo Rhodes, acting principal researcher/writer for Which? Travel, has been awarded a BTJA for Features Journalist of the Year – Air.
We spoke with Jennifer Rudge, our performance improvement manager, who works with our Sales and Service teams to ensure we have continued to deliver a seamless service to our members.
We’re proud to announce that Which? has signed up to the government's Disability Confident Scheme.
Click the link to find out Transgender awareness week means to our Sales and Service Adviser, Ed Jones.
As the days shorten and we enter a second lockdown, it's even more important to focus on our colleagues' mental health and wellbeing. During International Stress Awareness Week and beyond, we're hosting a number of virtual workshops to help our colleagues cope with the challenges they face working remotely and spending longer indoors.
