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I just moved to the Bay Area from Chicago, so I can provide some general logistics advice. These are the first things that come to mind, but if you have questio
by cvolzer3 8y ago
I just moved to the Bay Area from Chicago, so I can provide some general logistics advice. These are the first things that come to mind, but if you have questions, my email is in my signature. Unfortunately, I can’t help with the contrast between Sydney & Bay Area culture.
// Living
Lifestyle – the Bay Area experience varies greatly based on where you are. Take the time to find an area that has things, people, lifestyles you’re interested in.
Housing – short term options are abundant in the Bay Area, but vary in price and availability by location. HotPads, Craigslist, AirBnb, Padmapper are all great options for finding housing.
Transportation – most of the Bay Area isn’t easily accessed by public transportation. CalTrain, BART, and Muni will get you to a general area, but you’ll likely need to Lyft or Uber from there.
// Jobs
There are many small startups (<20 employees) that pay well. Don’t hesitate to apply somewhere with a seemingly small presence.
If you’re finding it difficult to get interviews, recruiting agencies would be a solid alternative. If you’re talented and hook up with a good agency, you can find some very good opportunities.
- christopher8827 8y agoAre there any recruitment agencies you would recommend?