And importantly, how does this increase compare with the amount of engineers available? It’s all fine and dandy to say there have been cities where “tech jobs

And importantly, how does this increase compare with the amount of engineers available? It’s all fine and dandy to say there have been cities where “tech jobs has increased more than 100% in these cities” but it says nothing of the labor market. I am under the presumption that labor is exploding for software/tech. My biggest reason for not moving to non-tech hubs is the lack of companies employing engineers. There are only so many, whereas in the Bay... you could make interviewing your full time job and likely never run out.