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Depends what metric you're goaling on. The San Francisco Bay Area still pays the best in the world and has most of the industry leading companies, although the
by MikeTheRocker 4y ago
Depends what metric you're goaling on. The San Francisco Bay Area still pays the best in the world and has most of the industry leading companies, although the emergence of mainstream remote work is opening this up a bit. New York and Seattle are not quite the same for the startup scene, but they have plenty of big tech presence. I haven't personally experienced it, but from what I hear about culture in Western Europe, the work-life balance is much better compared to the United States.
- comfypotato 4y agoHow does the bay area stack up for the more average bay-area-tech-worker once you’ve factored in cost of living? It’s very confusing for me because the COL basically makes a double salary equivalent to where I’m currently living. I’m confused, though, because any additional income on top of that salary isn’t necessarily affected by COL. A vacation costs the same to the same location, for example.