> The Bay Area, with a large number of startups, is probably the best place to do this. This is the bit I take issue with. I've done the whole startup thing, w

> The Bay Area, with a large number of startups, is probably the best place to do this. This is the bit I take issue with. I've done the whole startup thing, worked for 4 different companies in under 2 years, and it worked out great for me, but I did it in the Tennessee Valley, not Silicon Valley. The Bay Area is not the only place with startup jobs. It's just the place with the biggest multi-national corporations still pretending to be startups.