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And of course, that means heavy commuting and long drives to where the tech campuses are.
by wyclif 9y ago
And of course, that means heavy commuting and long drives to where the tech campuses are.
- throwaway312387 9y agoYes, but Bellevue is itself a cluster of tech and only minutes away from Redmond. Also, I've been told it's like being back in India :)
- seanmcdirmid 9y agoWhat? Most of the campuses are on the east side. Unless you are working for Amazon or maybe Apple, your commute is super easy from Bellevue vs. Seattle. Coming down 405 from another can suck, however. Nothing new with east and north side schools being better than Seattle schools. It was that way in the early 90s when I was in HS.
- wyclif 9y agoYeah, I admit I was thinking of Amazon because of personal bias...it's the only PNW company I have any experience with.
- seanmcdirmid 9y agoAmazon is the perennial company in Seattle, but the Seattle's tech center has always been dominated by the empire Bill built (aka, Microsoft). Google, for example, has two campuses, a smaller one inFremont (which is Seattle), and a much larger one in Kirkland (to attract former MS employees). Ditto for Facebook.
- seanmcdirmid 9y ago(I just noticed Facebook is located in South Lake Union now as well...that area is getting hot!)