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it's really not, if you're the slightest bit strategic about it, and seek employment outside of san francisco. i suppose that wired's editors know this, but li
by BaculumMeumEst 3y ago
it's really not, if you're the slightest bit strategic about it, and seek employment outside of san francisco.
i suppose that wired's editors know this, but like many publications, they will gleefully sow fear, doubt, and anxiety into people who don't know any better in order to make a small amount of money.
- dxuh 3y agoWhat does being strategic about it mean to you? Just searching outside of San Francisco? Because I have only searched inside the EU and I find it quite difficult.
- BaculumMeumEst 3y agosearching for roles outside of "software developer", e.g. "it analyst", "programmer analyst", etc. or even just keyword searching for basic software like excel and seeing what comes back. there's lots of well paying, boring jobs, provided by organizations that are flush with money need specific tasks done and don't understand how easy it is to do them. or more accurately, an individual or small team within an organization is flush with money, because organizations are not monoliths. they are out there, desperately trying to hire people, only finding duds. i can't really speak to the market in the EU, though, only the united states, where my personal experience lies.