Diversity at MYOB

for our graduate program. We have a specific scholarship for women wanting to get into tech (DevelopHer) - this is specifically aimed at those that identify as women with no tech background). We have clear strategies outlines as part of our GVP. We include the option as part of the application process for people to use pronouns, gender options. We outline our policies on our website for attraction too. Assessment as part of the application process have the option to be tailored for disabilities if needed

communities within organisation which focus on various aspects of inclusion and diversity. Key example is the DevelopHer program which aims to open a path for women to enter the tech industry

People from many different walks of life work here, as such, there are always unique ideas and perspectives being thrown around which is great.

Very diverse in terms of gender, demographic, ethnic minorities, etc.

They're trying really hard for diversity and that's very clear in the grad program - there is even a program dedicated to support women who want to get into tech. They also try to recruit from a wide range of backgrounds and experience and provide them with the flexibility to work how they need. However once we leave the grad program and head into real teams, its very dependant on the team you enter. Some teams are very supportive, diverse and flexible and happily accomodate things like family responsibilities or mat leave but other teams aren't great and the tendency to promote men over women is there.

Great benefits no one is phobic to any race or binary

I am a senior aged female migrant of Asian descent. Never have I felt anything but welcomed, and treated as a valuable part of the team.

We have community groups that specialise in creating space for diversity and minority groups. The company provides special events and discussion panels to bring women and other minority groups to the forefront. The graduate program I'm in purposefully is built to promote diversity in the tech industry through hiring career changers and wide range of age groups and people from different backgrounds.

We have internships for minority groups in NZ to join MYOB.

Yes, diverse hiring process and focus on personality over technical skill allows for a range of backgrounds to enter the program as long as they have a willingness to learn and dedications to improving.

They don't only hire people with degrees- they hire career changers and people who have only done an online class, and will then train them up.

One example: The DevelopHer programme gives woman the opportunity to pursue a funded programme to come out the other end as a developer.

Diversity inclusion recruitment programs such as DevelopHer

For the grad/intern program they actively advertise and recruit candidates from all backgrounds but other then that I don't think the company does much.

By being very approachable and welcomming

The company is not biased against anyone. That is evident by the fact that in my cohort there are members with health issues and in the company there are people from less privileged backgrounds.

Having a flexible work experience to accomodate people from a range of backgrounds and needs. Cash bonus to help set up home work station.