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Step 1: don’t burn bridges. Even in Silicon Valley, you are likely work with these people again. Step 2: make sure you have contact info for the best and brigh
by pfarrell 6y ago
Step 1: don’t burn bridges. Even in Silicon Valley, you are likely work with these people again.
Step 2: make sure you have contact info for the best and brightest and they have yours
Step 3: contact any recent people who left. They may be hiring at their new gig
Step 4: make sure you have submitted all your reimbursable expenses
Step 5: if the company starts to list, get to the high side, fast. (Couldn’t resist :)
- Scoundreller 6y agoStep somewhere: get all your dental work done, a new pair of glasses and as much prescription meds as you can.
- Cthulhu_ 6y agoAnd vote for the politicians who want to pull the country into this century when it comes to medical expenses and policies. Mind you, my dental work is only covered up until €500 a year, glasses are entirely my own expense (you can get a tiny amount from health insurance, but only once every three years, and you need to take out premium insurance to be eligible), and prescription meds vary; anything off the pre-approved list require you to pay the difference.