Why don't you split the difference? I'm working on a new startup and it's got all the excitement of a software startup, but it's in a niche market that's very

Why don't you split the difference? I'm working on a new startup and it's got all the excitement of a software startup, but it's in a niche market that's very ripe and grateful, and there's the opportunity to travel to interesting places to meet with customers (I'm going to Singapore next month), but we're headquartered in Park City, UT, and the quality of life is very high here, assuming you like skiing and mountain biking and outdoorsy stuff. Maybe I could be working on a startup that's more high profile and more likely to make me famous on HN and Techcrunch, but I prefer the more relaxed lifestyle. You don't have to make the choice between living for your work or just being a mindless corporate drone. Work on something exciting and dynamic, and also have a life. It's possible. Why don't you come work here? We need engineers.