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As a full-time remote developer I looked at some co-working spaces here in Richmond, VA. I can work at home just fine, but I miss seeing and talking to people.
by systematical 8y ago
As a full-time remote developer I looked at some co-working spaces here in Richmond, VA. I can work at home just fine, but I miss seeing and talking to people. While I could afford the $250 a month. What I was getting was a noisy environment, thats about it. I much rather put the $3,000 a year in an IRA , vacation or just about anything else.
I think a meetup for remote workers once a week is probably best for me. I just haven't had the motivation to build that that :-/
- lipstone 8y agoWhat's the tech scene like in Richmond? I'm curious because I got an offer from Capital One at the Richmond location, but I'm worried that there aren't many other companies in the area. I've never worked outside of large cities.
- systematical 8y agoNot very good, that (Capital One) is legitimately the only place worthwhile that reached out to me, but they require a 4 year degree. With that said, Northern Virginia and the DC area is just 1.5 hours away. So not much of a move and plenty tech there. Richmond as a city is good. It's a small city, but I am from Salt Lake City so that's fine by me. There is enough to do here without the hustle and bustle.