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The language laws thing is not a big deal. People just get on with it. Montreal is great. I'm here, and if my kids don't go into IT they will work in another s
by branchless 8y ago
The language laws thing is not a big deal. People just get on with it.
Montreal is great. I'm here, and if my kids don't go into IT they will work in another sector and will be able to afford to live.
I'd consider SV a death sentence. Who wants to work when you will never achieve financial independence because you'll never own your own land? And if you have a huge mortgage you are your boss's bitch forever.
- twblalock 8y agoI work in tech in Silicon Valley and most of my coworkers own their own homes or condos. It's not uncommon at all.
- branchless 8y agohousing is clearly an enormous issue in SV, yours is anecdata. For one: http://observer.com/2018/03/silicon-valley-housing-market-driving-away-prime-age-workers/ http://observer.com/2018/03/silicon-valley-housing-market-dr...
- okatsu 8y agoYeah I find the language laws thing funny. I've worked with a crapton of people who never had to learn a word of French, and if they ever have to, then so what? French is the language here. That's like complaining about Italian in Italy.
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