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> work on cool projects Because of the density of "cool projects". If I move to Boise* to work at your cool company, and something happens, and it's not so co
by lbrandy 13y ago
> work on cool projects
Because of the density of "cool projects".
If I move to Boise* to work at your cool company, and something happens, and it's not so cool anymore, I'm in Boise. If I'm in SF, I go next door.
[1] Sorry Boise. I chose you because the grand-parent used you as an example... feel free to insert your favorite city for rhetorical purposes
- michaelochurch 13y agoYes, this is SF's main advantage. It's a continuous/liquid market instead of a discrete/illiquid one. No matter how finicky you want to be, you can find what you're looking for (on either side) at some price.
- jonny_eh 13y agoThis is exactly the reason I moved to the Bay Area. On top of the ability to easily move between jobs, if I ever decided to try my luck at doing my own startup, this would be the easiest place to raise money, find co-founders, early adopters, etc.