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I guess I’d describe SJ as a kind of monoculture. Everyone I knew was a fellow tech person, and escaping the programmer scene was impossible. When I lived in Re
by sparky_ 5y ago
I guess I’d describe SJ as a kind of monoculture. Everyone I knew was a fellow tech person, and escaping the programmer scene was impossible. When I lived in Revere Beach, my neighbours were chemists, doctors, geologists, professors… a brainy but varied bunch.
I earned more money in SJ but had a better work life balance in Boston. Companies in the former were more expecting of the grind, raising and deploying capital as early and often as possible; in the latter, more self-pacing of the growth curve and interested in sustainable, organic numbers.
Not sure if I answered your Q, but feel free to ask just about anything and I’ll follow up mañana.
- Dracophoenix 5y agoIn which decade were your stays in SJ and Boston? If you had to make the choice all over again would you choose to live in Boston, or even pick another city entirely?