By Jacqueline McGraw Early in 2019, sf.citi member Affirm connected with San Francisco’s Jose Ortega Elementary School through Circle the Schools, sf.citi’s corporate volunteer program run in partnership with the... read more →
By Jacqueline McGraw This week, sf.citi explored a lesser-known corner of San Francisco tech offices: tech community spaces, or multi-purpose rooms within tech offices that Bay Area nonprofits can use... read more →
By Jacqueline McGraw “The skills to do a job are different than the skills to get a job.” It’s unfortunate but true. While these six tips for getting hired in... read more →
By Jacqueline McGraw Too early to start thinking about the 2020 California Primary Election? At sf.citi, we think not. We’ve made it our mission to keep our members and community... read more →
A brief bout of rain did little to deter over 200 people from coming to LinkedIn’s San Francisco office for the 2019 iteration of Breaking Into Tech. Powered by sf.citi... read more →
By Zach Drucker In its short lifespan, the gig economy has made independent contractors a rising demographic in the American workforce and lexicon. Here in the Bay Area, and in... read more →
Have you ever thought of a brilliant app idea that would make day-to-day living in San Francisco that much better? You are not alone. sf.citi has been asking our members,... read more →
Earlier this year, sf.citi took a closer look at the six newest members on the San Francisco Board of Supervisors. One of these “newcomers” is District 8 Supervisor Rafael Mandelman,... read more →
This week, sf.citi member Okta opened the doors of its new San Francisco HQ to local nonprofit leaders, fellow techies, and the community at large for its Community Open House.... read more →
Last October, Mayor London Breed pledged to offer thousands of San Francisco high school students paid summer internships through her “Opportunities for All” initiative. Some of the program’s biggest enthusiasts... read more →