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That is possible, but it could easily be the reverse. It's a chicken/egg scenario.
by johnrob 13y ago
That is possible, but it could easily be the reverse. It's a chicken/egg scenario.
- humanrebar 13y agoWhy not a feedback loop? Either way, people and companies in the Bay Area will have a hard time if the state of things gets too out of sync with the standard-of-living expectations of the rest of the U.S.
- johnrob 13y agoA feedback loop is probably the best analogy. I've been wondering about the living cost disparity for a while. So far, there's no evidence of trouble. I think it would be a reasonable move, however, for several big companies to all open offices in a (single) different area. This would allow employees to migrate without feeling locked in the current employer.