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I gave up on my home state barely a year ago. When I graduated from Wichita State there wasn't much in the way of actual software developer jobs in the city or
by norea-armozel 11y ago
I gave up on my home state barely a year ago. When I graduated from Wichita State there wasn't much in the way of actual software developer jobs in the city or even up north near Topeka. It was fairly depressing to have to accept a job out of state since despite all its flaws it's my home. But since I can't find real work back home and the fact it seems the state Republican party is hell bent to run out any business that doesn't follow its status quo (especially companies who are LGBT friendly/inclusive) I won't be coming back other than to bury my parents.
Maybe someday I'll come back to my home state but only when the madness in the state capital has ran its course and actual competent politicians are at the helm. Until then I'll be working up here in Minneapolis Minnesota (even though I hate the traffic and the winter weather... BLEH!).