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I realize I wasn't being very nice, and I apologize for that. I'm quite sure there are plenty of very smart people who live in the bay area and do great work.
by rootusrootus 5y ago
I realize I wasn't being very nice, and I apologize for that. I'm quite sure there are plenty of very smart people who live in the bay area and do great work. With such a high concentration of engineers it makes sense plenty will suck, too.
My experience is biased, of course. My company has offices all over the country and a couple years ago opened a new office in SF, and I'm 93.4% sure we don't exactly pay FAANG-competitive salaries there, which affects the quality of who we can recruit there. It's kinda like how we hire engineers in Hyderabad for 1/5 the US rate and then wonder why we more often than not get substandard performance.
- kjeetgill 5y ago> I realize I wasn't being very nice, and I apologize for that. No worries at all: I agree with you. More then just salaries, there's definitely a glut of people chasing the gold rush. More power to 'em (I guess) but it is a bummer for the rest of us.