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Well, it certainly has the money. And the ambition. But way back in 2006-2007, at the start of the web 2.0 gold rush, I remember being bombarded with non-seri
by spamizbad 17y ago
Well, it certainly has the money. And the ambition.
But way back in 2006-2007, at the start of the web 2.0 gold rush, I remember being bombarded with non-serious NYC startup offers that were basically "Do all the work for my brilliant <buzzword soup> product. I'll give you 10% equity. Maybe. Sign an NDA."
Since then, though, several really impressive startups have emerged. It looks like their doing a good job sorting the wheat from the chaff.
Question for anyone based in NYC: How difficult is it to find qualified programmers and other tech people? I've heard it's much tougher than it is in the Valley.
- starkfist 17y agoPeople expect 6 figures. It's not that hard if you can pay.
- davydka 17y agoAs a qualified programmer, I found it much harder to find a legit work in NYC compared to when I lived in Seattle. I know very talented programers in both places, though.
- illumin8 17y agoI don't understand this. Your resume must not have enough experience or something, because I get calls from recruiters all the time.