Anderson Chen
Staff Writer at Built In

Anderson Chen is a Built In staff writer covering tech companies for Brand Studio. He has been working as a content writer and journalist since 2018. Chen has a degree in molecular environmental biology from the University of California-Berkeley as well as a master's degree in journalism from Columbia University. 

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What’s next for fintech? Built In SF sat down with leaders at Chime and Upgrade for the inside scoop.
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There’s no one solution to building a good work culture. At Courier, the team uses a suite of employee-centered policies to acquire and retain talent.
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As the tech industry welcomes a new year ahead, these 8 companies are ready to make a splash.
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With an innovative platform that connects EV drivers, utilities and automakers, WeaveGrid’s mission alignment — both internally and among major players — seeks a new way to power the world.
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Fast growth can lead to unforeseen consequences like creative burnout. Supporting designers with revamped processes and structures can help.
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Employee resource groups (ERGs) are becoming more common in tech. But it takes more than bells and whistles to ensure long-term success.
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Tech companies rely on team effort. But to avoid burnout from misaligned goals, managers should pay attention to individual growth as well.
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To successfully position upsells, companies are balancing a human touch with personalized value and choices.
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As summer is heating up, so too is San Francisco’s tech scene. Check out 11 companies that reward their employees with standout perks and benefits
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Engineers are an essential part of any tech company. Here are some of the tech companies hiring in San Francisco now.
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See how these companies are attracting talent with a blend of culture and pride in their work.
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Flexibility now defines the idea of the physical workplace, but company policies may vary. See how these employers balance a workforce that is both virtual and in-person.