A viral social media post highlights a growing trend in San Francisco’s tech scene: a ‘no shoes’ policy at offices. Startups like Cursor, Replo, and Spur are encouraging employees to shed their footwear, aiming to create a more relaxed, home-like atmosphere. A viral social media post highlights a growing trend in San Francisco’s tech scene: a ‘no shoes’ policy at offices. Startups like Cursor, Replo, and Spur are encouraging employees to shed their footwear, aiming to create a more relaxed, home-like atmosphere.
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Not just Cursor: Other US tech startups ask staff to leave shoes behind
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