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They won't have much of an option. I don't see them closing up shop and leaving NY if the talent is there.
by mupuff1234 4y ago
They won't have much of an option. I don't see them closing up shop and leaving NY if the talent is there.
- ipaddr 4y agoI do, the talent exists elsewhere cheaper
- countvonbalzac 4y agoNo it doesn't. If it did, they would already hire those people and get rid of their more expensive talent.
- ipaddr 4y agoThose people are not applying because they live elsewhere. If they moved they would have a different candidate pool.
- browningstreet 4y agoPretty specious argument in the days where SF companies are mandating RTO when it could be far cheaper to negotiate to WFH status those employees who didn't want to be in the bay area or bay area offices anymore.
- com2kid 4y agoIt isn't just talent, it is local ecosystem. Large metro areas have a large # of services available. From office furniture delivered in hours to a wide range of service industries available on demand. From food delivery to sign printing to courier services, large, dense, cities have economics of scale.