It’s really interesting to hear your points. I do think I may struggle a bit to find something comparable to my current company, but we’re also hiring right no

It’s really interesting to hear your points. I do think I may struggle a bit to find something comparable to my current company, but we’re also hiring right now. And it’s a very small company in the grand scheme of things, even though we have customers much bigger. I guess having that experience makes me think that there must be a lot of other small companies working in their own interesting niche, providing a valuable product for a subset of major companies. You just don’t usually know they exist unless you need their specific niche. But I recognize your points too. It seems like the B-to-C space is really tricky right now, and likely fits closer with what you’re describing. I think that the flip side is that a company doesn’t need to make it big to be successful. If you can hire 5 developers and bring in $2m/yr, there’s nothing at all wrong with that as a business. Maybe we will get lucky and the market will trend towards more of those to fill in the void that you mentioned. I think it could lead to a lot of innovation and a really healthy tech world! But maybe it’s just being overly optimistic to think that might be the path forward :)