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Slack Places Portion of San Francisco Office on Sublease Market after CEO Calls Return to Work a “Doomed Approach”

The RegistryFebruary 3, 20221 Mins read1.8k

By Meghan Hall Communication software firm Slack has decided that the future of work is not necessarily in the office and has placed 208,460 square feet of space on the sublease market in San Francisco. First reported by the San Francisco Business Times, the space is within the Bechtel Building, located at 45 Fremont Street. […]

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