Eighty-one percent of tech job postings in San Francisco last year allowed working from home, new industry data shows.
A hologram of a painting by Leonardo da Vinci will be unveiled in the Ritz Carlton Hotel in San Francisco before being auctioned. MakersPlace, the San Francisco-based digital art marketplace that sold an NFT for $69 million, is also managing this auction.
. That dwarfs all other tech hubs, especially San Jose, where just 18% of 2021 job postings were for remote jobs. Here’s something else that jumps out: San Francisco is already booming in 2022 with job growth, which the report projects will be 4.3% this year – and that is the highest rate in the country. One big area of that growth is emerging tech, like AI and cryptocurrency. In fact emerging tech is the second-biggest job category in The City and in San Jose, behind only software engineering.
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