As Facebook, Twitter and others say OK to permanent

As Facebook, Twitter and others say OK to permanent remote work, these 6 startups building tools to work outside the office are Silicon Valley's new darlings

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Published 24 May 2020

· Future of work startups are booming in a turbulent time, as a growing number of tech companies debate shifting to a remote model permanently.
· While startups outside the remote-work field have been forced to raise 'down rounds' and have been dethroned from their unicorn status, venture capitalists have sent the valuations...

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As Facebook, Twitter and others say OK to permanent remote work, these 6 startups building tools to work outside the office are Silicon Valley's new darlings

As Facebook, Twitter and others say OK to permanent remote work, these 6 startups building tools to work outside the office are Silicon Valley's new darlings

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