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Most of the engineers making most of the tools being praised in this thread are in Germany, so I don't think that generalization quite holds. Even if the best
by jbstjohn 5mo ago
Most of the engineers making most of the tools being praised in this thread are in Germany, so I don't think that generalization quite holds.
Even if the best SWEs are better in the Bay area, there's also a lot more competition for them, so Google in Germany might be able to get top 1% there (and in neighboring countries) but Google in the Bay Area is probably having a tough time getting even top 10%.
- VirusNewbie 5mo agoThat's a good point, and why I'm happy to see remote offices pop up in many locations. The problem is the top .1% which can live anywhere, is often a poor representation of the depth of talent density.