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I rarely talk with companies who are open to remote work. CA (SF): high taxes, unaffordable, crazy progressive politics, unfriendly people, pompous/arrogant te
by tonym9428 8y ago
I rarely talk with companies who are open to remote work.
CA (SF): high taxes, unaffordable, crazy progressive politics, unfriendly people, pompous/arrogant tech bros, mass immigration, etc
- brudgers 8y agoArkansas is probably the most consistently different from California in those areas.
- tonym9428 8y agoActually, Minneapolis is probably the best lite version of San Fran. Liberal but not crazies Economically vibrant Low unemployment No real "ghetto" Reasonable taxes Assimilated immigrants (i'm indian american and the one thing I really hate about the Bay Area is the large number of culturally unassimilated immigrants) It's just so damn cold though
- byoung2 8y agoI rarely talk with companies who are open to remote work I have only searched for 100% distributed companies, ignoring companies where remote is not the default situation. I even avoid companies that offer remote but have a central office because you get tied to their working hours.