Tyler Holmes
Tyler Holmes is a staff writer for Brand Studio at Built In. He obtained his Bachelor of Arts in Journalism from Loyola University Chicago before embarking on a multifaceted career that has included working the Chicago scene as a homicide reporter, writing as an international wine and travel journalist, and exploring the world of digital media and advertising.
As a native Texan, he is also extremely passionate about breakfast tacos (San Antonio reigns supreme) and the local music scene — in fact, he's probably at a show right now.
Sort By
Most Recent
19 Articles
Direct-to-Consumer Vice President Michael Lewis explains why investing in employee development and company culture means a brighter future.
After expanding from 50 employees to more than 260 in four markets, leaders at TaxBit have recently rolled out five cultural principles developed by internal teams to forge a stronger culture.
Discover how innovation at one of Seattle’s standout tech companies translates to an empowering company culture and major growth on the horizon.
At online pet retailer Chewy, a hybrid work approach helps employees feel like there’s truly something for everyone to benefit from.
Out of a tragic event that hit close to home, BRINC is changing how first responders can better protect the public through two-way communication.
See what’s got the local tech scene paying attention to these five standout Seattle companies.
While Agile might be a 21-year-old idea, its basic principles are still essential in helping two Seattle tech companies accomplish modern goals.
From innovative projects to truly unique company cultures, these Seattle companies are flourishing alongside their employees.
Tech leaders are finally letting go of the “return-to-office” discussion and preparing for a future that looks even more remote.
Looking to embrace change at the start of a new year? These Seattle companies are making waves and growing strong.
Got big career resolutions for 2022? Here’s how these Seattle tech companies are setting their teams up for success.
Leaders at Shelf Engine and DoubleDown Interactive discuss forging a collaborative culture in a remote world and what the future of work might look like in the new year.