Bay Area Inno: This HR startup just opened a new office in S.F. after being remote for 2 years

Many of San Francisco’s largest employers are trying to bring employees back to the office, but what about startups? The pandemic shifted our work habits, and for some, the transition to fully remote work has become permanent. This is true for a lot of software startups, in particular, which have smaller, more nimble teams and no hardware or research labs that tie them down to a physical location.

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