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This has always been my big concern with leaving a major tech city ( even to go to the suburbs ). your opportunities shrink. I'd be curious if this will chang
by lumost 6y ago
This has always been my big concern with leaving a major tech city ( even to go to the suburbs ). your opportunities shrink.
I'd be curious if this will change as more companies offer full-time remote.
- ghaff 6y agoSilicon Valley (mostly) is "the suburbs." Although there are more tech jobs in downtowns than there used to be, in a lot of areas most of the tech jobs are in suburbs/exurbs.
- lumost 6y agoIt's a bit different here on the East Coast. While there are plenty of options in the suburbs - the number within an individuals commuting radius drops.
- ghaff 6y agoThere are a lot of pretty bad commutes in SV too. I live (well) outside of Boston. About 20 years ago, there wasn't a single real tech employer in the city. That's changed primarily with Kendall and the Seaport. But there's still a huge amount in Metrowest and some in the northern suburbs going up to southern NH. I've been lucky that through several jobs I've never had a really bad commute except into Boston for a time--but I didn't have to do it every day and there is a commuter rail.