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What impressed me when visiting the area, was the density of IT companies and startups. When going out, you could easily meet people working for those, and get
by yokaze 5y ago
What impressed me when visiting the area, was the density of IT companies and startups.
When going out, you could easily meet people working for those, and get a foot in the door, as you may have made already a positive initial impression in a casual environment.
Remotely, you will compete with a much larger pool of people.
- the_local_host 5y ago> When going out, you could easily meet people working for those It's not just that, you actually can't avoid them. If you write software and are walking someplace in a commercial part of San Francisco, basically every conversation you overhear is one you could immediately join in on. Breaking up the clump is probably healthy for everyone involved.