BAGTAZO IS A BRAND WITH INTEGRITY. WE DESIGN OUTSIDE OF GENDER NORMS AND REPETITIOUS TROPES OF BLAND, OR IRONIC AESTHETICS THAT ARE CURRENTLY EN VOGUE.
EVERYTHING IN BAGTAZO'S COLLECTIONS ARE LIMITED. SOME STYLES ARE HANDMADE OR HAND-FINISHED IN BAGTAZO'S STUDIO. EVERYTHING ELSE IS MADE WITH MANUFACTURERS IN THE US.
BAGTAZO IS A FILIPINO SURNAME INHERITED FROM THE DESIGNER’S MATERNAL GRANDMOTHER, A WOMAN WHO WALKS THE LINE BETWEEN TRADITION AND MODERNITY.
EST 2014
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Pros: Working at BAGTAZO as a Software Engineer, I found the projects pretty engaging. There's a decent amount of autonomy, which is great if you like tackling things solo. The hybrid work model in the San Francisco office is also a solid perk.
Cons: Honestly, the company culture feels pretty cliquey. It's hard to really connect with everyone, and new people often struggle to fit in. Communication from upper management can be vague, especially for a growing startup.
Advice to Management: Focus on fostering a more inclusive culture. Try specific initiatives to help new hires feel part of the team, not just left to figure it out.
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What is the typical salary range for a junior graphic designer at BAGTAZO in the tech industry?
For a junior graphic designer role at BAGTAZO, entry-level salaries generally range from $55,000 to $70,000 annually. This figure can vary slightly based on the specific project scope and any prior internship experience you might bring to the table. The company often adjusts based on market data for similar positions in the competitive San Francisco tech scene.
