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I would argue that within the Valley your second paragraph actually isn't true. I've found that most people coming out of startups have a very easy time finding
by borski 13y ago
I would argue that within the Valley your second paragraph actually isn't true. I've found that most people coming out of startups have a very easy time finding a job, unless they choose not to (i.e. they start their own business, etc.). I can't speak to other locales.
- Iftheshoefits 13y agoThere are many places where tech startups exist that aren't the Valley. I've lived in both places. Outside of the Valley I've never had a job search take less than two months (time to offer from start of search); most often it took four to six months. I haven't had to search for a job in the Valley yet, so I'll have to defer to the experience of those who have.
- eru 13y agoThat's why you start the search when you don't need it, yet.
- smartwater 13y agoWho's to say you will need it?
- eru 13y agoIf nothing else, an outside alternative improves your negotiation power within the company.