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Yeah, i think he misunderstood my point just slightly, which is really that there's not enough serious dev talent that in NYC that actually wants to go into sta
by MediaSquirrel 16y ago
Yeah, i think he misunderstood my point just slightly, which is really that there's not enough serious dev talent that in NYC that actually wants to go into startups. Wall Street is not the only cause, but is a major factor.
Ironically, I intro'd that reporter to 60% of the people in the story he quoted, including Carter Cleveland and Cody Brown.
- carterac 16y agoWhenever people ask me who does our PR, I just refer them to Matt.
- jasonjei 16y agoNYC programming talent is centered around enterprisey stuff. Audit trails, triggers, transactions, logs, SOAP, COBOL, messaging platforms/queues, XML, Java, and the like. It's high-talentstuff, but stuff that many in Valley aren't interested. Start-ups in NYC are increasing. Union Square Ventures is probably a good reason for the push of NYC software startups.
- cageface 16y agoI've been keeping an eye on NYC job postings lately with the idea of switching coasts but I haven't seen that many. What are some good ones that currently need people?
- dspeyer 16y agoThere's always Google. The hiring never stops.