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"the ever-expanding tech sector is now producing career opportunities in fields — project management, recruitment, human relations, branding, data analysis, market research, design, fund-raising and sourcing, to name some — that specifically require the skills taught in the humanities"

Reading philosophy, history, and other social science works will help these new leaders define themselves and their companies in new and appealing ways and establish a focus that embraces the values that millennials share.

"Your liberal arts degree is far from worthless. In fact, it can give you an edge in the tech industry."

But the funny thing is that I’m still hiring more humanities majors than STEM grads, and I don’t see that changing anytime soon. Here’s why.

"Tech workers cannot afford to disengage from the social context that shapes their creations."

These three women share how their liberal arts degrees helped them get their jobs at Microsoft.