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I would also like to know I've never worked in Silicon Valley but every company I've worked for is infected with Silicon Valley brainrot

• dehugger 1y ago
  Look for large companies dealing in physical goods. I work on warehouse software for a company selling motorcycle helmets and bbqs. Its a great intersection of tech and industry.
  • bluefirebrand 1y ago
    That's pretty cool. I would expect most of that sort of company to be buying off the shelf products these days but I guess some still roll their own Thank you for the advice, I really appreciate that you took the time to do that. Very kind of you
    • dehugger 1y ago
      Once you hit scale there are very few off the shelf solutions. Every major application is going to have some degree of customization involved. Personally, I maintain a legacy codebase of a propietary application running several distribution centers. New feature requests, bug fixes, integrations, ever-changing business requirements mean its worth having staff on payroll to do it, as the contractor costs to do so are exorbitant.