> "Yet another data point showing why we need more housing and better public transportation in coastal cities." most big tech companies force people in these a

> "Yet another data point showing why we need more housing and better public transportation in coastal cities." most big tech companies force people in these areas, and it doesnt have to be that way. furthermore, big tech company hiring practices ensure that qualified people could never make it by their interview process. How can a developer with a family 'implement a tree in python along with breath first search to solve a specific question in a google doc' when that skill seems to me as not generalizible to the industry. for someone to get past this gate keeper, they have to spend many hours outside work preparing for it by doing leet code questions, etc. instead of trying to build more houses in places that dont want to build them, why not force the companies to spread.