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But not Turkey...(?)

• TomMarius 8y ago
  Probably because the culture is separated, which is not the case with Israel?
  • gnulinux 8y ago
    I worked in a startup in Turkey (Istanbul) years ago (currently working in a startup in Boston). The culture was pretty "Western". The office had a beer fountain and my manager was really chill, it was an enjoyable experience. Not sure if you would be able to find that in any other part of the country though.
    • TomMarius 8y ago
      I heard Turkey has changed a lot in the past 5 years. Do you think it'd be the same today?
      • gnulinux 8y ago
        I don't know sorry. This was ~7 years ago and I lived in the US since then. I would guess it highly depends on the company. The company I worked for was a hardware/iot/web startup that was doing really fascinating work, and got good investment, and founders were graduates of best universities in Turkey. My guess is if you research the company and see that the culture is something you like, it's probably possible to find another company like that. Though I would admit finding a job somewhere else in Europe is probably orders of magnitude safer. I wouldn't do it today, but that's because I have a job I love in the US.
• gonsanchezs 8y ago
  It's not a full list, I'm adding new entries every day. Happy to include Turkey if you send over the details.
• wongarsu 8y ago
  And no Russia?
  • TomMarius 8y ago
    Russia is usually considered CIS, not Europe+friends: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Commonwealth_of_Independent_States https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Commonwealth_of_Independent_St...