4 ms·
I live in North Carolina (not in the tech-heavy part) and "work in" SF Bay Area ... it's a good situation.
by nwatson 9y ago
I live in North Carolina (not in the tech-heavy part) and "work in" SF Bay Area ... it's a good situation.
- diplocorp 9y agoDo you fly between NC and SF every day?
- tomtang0514 9y agoI believe what he means is he work remotely for a SF company and gets SF pay.
- taternuts 9y agoNow that truly is the dream. Probably make enough extra income to rent your own place in a We-Work or something similar too if you don't like working from home as much and still bank most of the difference.
- nwatson 9y agoYep, I have a very good deal at this co-working place: http://flywheelcoworking.com/ http://flywheelcoworking.com/ They're also very involved in the community and encourage a lot of small companies. [Edit] I'll also say a good perk is this awesome beer on tap for free to members: https://www.beeradvocate.com/beer/profile/11036/65993/ https://www.beeradvocate.com/beer/profile/11036/65993/ ... going to go get one right now! Wish you were here to join!
- surge 9y agoYou live in the same city I do!
- deleted 9y ago[deleted]
- remote_sf_ 9y agoI do the same but in Virginia. Unfortunately, living close to D.C. is very expensive so I don't enjoy the benefit as much -- but the work itself is way better than yet another boring government contracting job that you can not talk about.
- akhilcacharya 9y agoA alumnus of my school does the same thing, except he works out of Google Chapel Hill while managing a Mountain View team.
- morgante 9y agoI wish I enjoyed remote work more, since I've managed to get contracts like that but really missed the feeling of working with a team in an office.
- nwatson 9y agoThat is the real downside to remote work. I used to enjoy frequent outings and lunch time with co-workers.