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I did it for a while. You'll learn what everyone else learns: yes, the money is great. But it has to be, because you don't know when there will be money. Now
by jacques_chester 11y ago
I did it for a while.
You'll learn what everyone else learns: yes, the money is great. But it has to be, because you don't know when there will be money.
Now I work for Pivotal Labs in NYC. I get to see a lot of different projects and someone else worries about how to find them.
If you're just bored, then as an Australian you have a golden ticket. The E3 visa lets you work in the USA with very little fuss. The market here for engineers is nuts. Like being a tradie in Perth circa 2010.
Obligatory: email me if you want me to refer you into our recruiters.
- marcoalfonso 11y agoHi, that sounds encouraging for aussies. Are you working remotely or in NYC? Would like to hear of Pivotal.
- jacques_chester 11y agoI live and work in NYC. There are about 10 Australians in this office. Pivotal has been ahead of the curve in hiring through the E3 visa. Have a look at the ad I posted today: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11012160 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11012160