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These San Francisco tech companies are the ones worth watching.

Built In Staff, With AI

Updated on March 21, 2024

The company will trade shares for $34 each on the NYSE under the ticker symbol “RDDT”.

Built In Staff, With AI

Updated on January 19, 2024

Valued at $10 billion, the online discussion platform aims to sell 10 percent of its shares in its initial public offering.

Hilary George-Parkin

Updated on May 23, 2023

How to keep self-criticism from standing in the way of success.

Lucas Dean

Updated on February 14, 2023

These San Francisco companies are focused on fostering environments where employees of all backgrounds and identities are valued and celebrated.

Jenny Lyons-Cunha

Updated on July 25, 2022

Reddit, Human Interest, Ascend, Instawork and CodeSignal share why they’re hiring — and what sets their companies apart.

The industry might be comfortably into 2022, but San Francisco tech is keeping us on our toes.

Abel Rodriguez

Updated on December 16, 2021

The social media platform was recently valued at $10 billion.

Avery Komlofske

Updated on November 12, 2021

Veterans working at 4 San Francisco companies share how their military experience prepared them for the tech field.

Ashley Bowden

Updated on September 07, 2021

Read on to see how these local companies are investing their fresh capital.

This new funding comes just a few months after the company raised $250 million in its Series E round.

Striking the right balance of timeliness and relevance is key.

Ashley Bowden

Updated on July 08, 2021

Tech startups across the Bay Area pulled in funding raises of all sizes throughout the month of February, but these six companies hauled in the biggest sums. Learn what these companies have up their sleeves with these nine- and 10-figure rounds.

These companies all scaled in 2020. Here's how they plan to carry that momentum.

Supporting the LGBTQIA+ community extends way past June.

Olivia McClure

Updated on October 26, 2020

With remote work here to stay (at least for the time being), people must find new ways to maintain healthy work-life boundaries. Six local tech leaders share how they’ve helped their teams do this. 

Estimates can be bargaining chips, power grabs or wastes of time. They shouldn’t be.

Ohanian, a Reddit cofounder, is urging that a black candidate fill his vacated seat on the social media platform’s board.

Days after cofounder Alexis Ohanian’s departure, Reddit has added Y Combinator CEO Michael Seibel to its board of directors.

The job market is seeing an influx of experienced engineers. Here’s how leading tech companies think about recruiting right now.

What kind of design decisions help create successful online communities? We asked three of San Francisco’s most vibrant digital platforms.