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It's improving. The capital is there, you just have to think globally fairly quickly. We can always whine about how things in Canada are never as good as in <x
by cal5k 11y ago
It's improving. The capital is there, you just have to think globally fairly quickly.
We can always whine about how things in Canada are never as good as in <x>, in this case the Valley, but overall it's actually pretty good. I guess the secret sauce is to just get on with doing what you'd do regardless of your circumstances. I personally am not motivated by whether or not I'd get a 30% boost on an eventual exit if we were in the US.
- cmrdporcupine 11y agoAs an employee trying to pay off a mortgage and save for my kids uni, that 30% is important to _me_. So for recruiting good talent (not claiming I'm good talent, but whatever) I'd think it matters a lot.