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I can confirm anecdotally that this ranking makes sense. When I first started my career, I lived in Seattle and really struggled meeting fellow entrepreneurs a
by Hydraulix989 9y ago
I can confirm anecdotally that this ranking makes sense.
When I first started my career, I lived in Seattle and really struggled meeting fellow entrepreneurs and VCs. People just seemed to live there to work for the two massive tech companies that are there, but not to start their own.
When I moved to Silicon Valley a year later (having lived there ever since), the culture and affinity towards entrepreneurship was a night and day difference.
- pault 9y agoWas that 10+ years ago? Seattle is still dwarfed by the Bay Area but the startup community has been growing rapidly.
- Hydraulix989 9y agoNo, 2013. Entrepreneurship does seem to be gaining a foothold in many other cities now though. Pittsburgh has had a particularly impressive showing.