Posts tagged 'women who repair'

Jenifer Schultz is the owner of local CPR Cell Phone Repair shop in Overland Park, KS. A couple weeks ago I had the great pleasure of chatting with her about working in the repair industry and how she got there. In the previous installment of Women Who Repair, we learned Jenifer’s story as a woman who owns a franchise repair shop and how she got involved in the world of technology and repair. S...

CPR Cell Phone Repair is one of the leading electronics repair companies with over 200 franchise locations across the country – one which is located just down the road from eTech Parts. Recently I was lucky enough to sit down and speak with Jenifer Schultz, owner of the CPR located in Overland Park, KS. She shared with me a little about her life, the work involved in owning a CPR franchise loca...

It takes a certain kind of woman to be successful in the world of technology these days; Jess Canady of FavGeek has what it takes to make it in this industry, and as the only female working at FavGeek she proves it to her coworkers, her customers and herself every day. Jess manages one of the most successful repair shops in Northern Alabama, and does everything from customer service to computer...

Many people know Ally Kazmucha as an editor for iMore, one of the leading online resources for all things Apple. What most people don’t know is, in addition to writing and editing content for iMore she is also owner of The Pod Drop in Michigan City, and co-owner of AnoStyle. Ally took some time out of her busy schedule to chat about who she is, what she does, and where she’s going in the world ...

“I feel there is something unexplored about woman that only a woman can explore.” These words, once spoken by Georgia O’Keeffe, state perfectly what I mean to achieve in the next few weeks as I explore the world of technology and the role women play in this male-dominated field. Being a woman in a “man’s world” of technology can be both a blessing and a curse, depending on the workplace and ...