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I've always understood the alure to the bay area wasn't the talent but the talent with the correct mindset. For example, getting software devs that are willing
by Wheaties466 5y ago
I've always understood the alure to the bay area wasn't the talent but the talent with the correct mindset.
For example, getting software devs that are willing to work long hours to push out a new release. etc.
take this with a grain of salt as i've never been to the bay area.
- whimsicalism 5y agoNo, it's absolutely the talent. You want grinders? Go to NYC
- bdamm 5y agoThe talent tends to be well connected and there are resources everywhere. If you ride a train or drink coffee you will certainly see someone coding there. If your company needs tech services, they are there. If you ask a random adult on any street they can likely explain web services. So not just the talent, not just the mindset, but also the density and availability.
- dmitrygr 5y ago> getting software devs that are willing to work long hours to push out a new release. etc. That is a function of being single, young, and naive, not of location. Once you grow up, you realize that working long hours on someone else's dream while your family needs you is idiotic.