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by dwyerm 9y ago
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Maybe this is just a lot of lying with graphics, but it has always bothered me that Colorado has been a tech center on and off for decades, while California is nothing but truck drivers and secretaries. Yet it seems like Colorado is the last place people look for tech talent.
- jcfiala 9y agoHaving worked here for the last two decades, since I arrived in '94, I've never had real trouble finding a computer programming job. (I don't count the time period when all I knew was Visual Basic and was re-training in another language while job-hunting, because really, that was on me.)