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> At Triplebyte, we help engineers around the country (and world) get jobs at top Bay Area companies I admit that I stopped reading at this point. Maybe I read
by thinkpad20 10y ago
> At Triplebyte, we help engineers around the country (and world) get jobs at top Bay Area companies
I admit that I stopped reading at this point. Maybe I read that wrong and they meant "in addition to other areas", but from the way it's written it sounds like a conflict of interest. It's going to be difficult to make an objective assessment of the pros and cons of living in the Bay Area if your business depends on people wanting to live in the Bay Area.
- minimaxir 10y agoThis post appears to be the result of a recent Triplebyte hire for a writing position: https://medium.com/@ammon_b/become-a-writer-at-triplebyte-9ff0000fe486 https://medium.com/@ammon_b/become-a-writer-at-triplebyte-9f... > Examples of topics we would like to cover include the salary differences between the SF Bay Area and other locations (does it make sense for engineers to move to SF?), the prevalence of remote work (is it harder or easier to get a remote job?), gender/age bias in hiring (How common is it?), and how credentials impact hiring decisions. We have insightful data on all these topics.
- kipukun 10y agoReading the article, they analyze data they show on charts. You could make the same conclusions they're drawing by also looking at the charts. Sure it's a shameless plug, but it definitely doesn't discredit their analysis.