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Well, nowhere you could get the SV rates. Yet, nowhere you'd be struggling on a quarter a million. There is tech beyond SV. My current company is distributed b
by wprapido 8y ago
Well, nowhere you could get the SV rates. Yet, nowhere you'd be struggling on a quarter a million.
There is tech beyond SV. My current company is distributed between a second tier city in Croatia and a semi-rural town in NZ. We are in the end-of-life tech, and are taking the Advisor track at Startup School.
Times when you had no tech other than ol' skool corporate IT beyond SV, London, and a few other spots are gone. My current city, Osijek, a second tier city has some amazing tech that is quite prominent globally. Farmeron (AgTech) was founded here and later acquired, https://www.netocratic.com/farmeron-closes-gideon-brother-111385 https://www.netocratic.com/farmeron-closes-gideon-brother-11... . Infobip (telco infrastructure software) was founded in a semi rural town in Istria region in Croatia.
Don't overlook Eastern Europe. Estonia, Czech, Romania, Poland got amazing tech scenes, and the life is good.
If you work remotely, options are even more abundant.
Don't mind that SV is actually quite vulnerable and gets hit badly by recessions, bursts, etc.
As of the US. New Mexico, Colorado, Washington, are all quite livable.
- taysic 8y agoDoes your company employ any US citizens in Croatia? I understand that the taxes would not be able to be deducted from one's US taxes - so basically one would pay double taxes.
- wprapido 8y agoWe do hire some freelancers / contractors / advisors. So far they are in Croatia, Serbia, UK, Malta, France, Cyprus, Israel. Not sure on taxation for the US citizens, sorry.