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That presumes a) that hiring good developers is a driver for that success b) the valley offers more money relatively c) there is actual proof that those firms a
by kasey_junk 5y ago
That presumes a) that hiring good developers is a driver for that success b) the valley offers more money relatively c) there is actual proof that those firms are producing outsized returns.
I for one have made more money in finance than valley style tech. That may change one day but there _also_ was no correlation in the finance firms for quality.
- lotsofpulp 5y agoc) is pretty clear based on 10-Ks and performance of tech companies relative to others in the market. And while I personally do not know people’s financial histories, I can say that the part of my college class that went to tech seem to work far less than the part that went to finance. Even if gross income is similar, I doubt that $/hour worked, or the risk was better in finance than in tech over the past 15 to 20 years. That isn’t to knock finance, it’s just my interpretation of the reality of how much access to broadband and advancements in certain technologies have underlined much of our economic growth.