I'm not going to defend either of those dinosaurs! However, I happen to know one prominent startup that used to be in Palo Alto has major problems with toxicit

I'm not going to defend either of those dinosaurs! However, I happen to know one prominent startup that used to be in Palo Alto has major problems with toxicity and tunnel vision and lack of meritocracy despite having only a few thousand employees (tiny next to Exxon, and makes even less per employee despite being a flagship SV firm whose chief asset is software), and there are plenty more Silicon Valley companies like it. I've also worked for a giant profitable Manhattan company which is slow to innovate. I've worked in several startups and also large companies, and simply put, large dinosaurs have problems that tiny companies don't have, so don't just wave your hand and say Texas.