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You're in California or Washington I'm betting. I'm in Texas, in a part of the state that definitely leans towards being "fly-over" more than it does towards be

You're in California or Washington I'm betting. I'm in Texas, in a part of the state that definitely leans towards being "fly-over" more than it does towards being the title of a well-known 1980s prime time soap opera. We could definitely do that, and not receive any local applicants for a week. Maybe longer. The few we might receive would be woefully underqualified. If they're in (or just outside of) some minor midwest city, the same's true for them too. Everything I've said is true a hundredfold if there's no university in that minor city.

adrianmonk 3y ago
From that Reddit account's comment history, they're probably in Portugal. I don't know what the tech scene is like there. It might be OK, but I don't think it is known as a tech hub.
- marcosdumay 3y ago
  Portugal is famous by the situation where all local workers that can try very hard only to work remotely for a company in some other country. So yeah, something like that could happen there.