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You should look at smaller companies, most of them seem to have figured out the whole package counts. If you're a hacker like I am, it's a dream. Little bit of
by RA_Fisher 13y ago
You should look at smaller companies, most of them seem to have figured out the whole package counts. If you're a hacker like I am, it's a dream. Little bit of everything across your domain (but quality). Plus, you might even learn what's necessary to run the show!
- pmiller2 13y agoThat's where I'm currently looking. My biggest problem is identifying the companies. Being in the Bay Area, it's more a problem of how and where to search than limited number of companies, though. I think I'd fit in with a company far enough along to have built its MVP (so they're not always in that perpetual crunch mode), but which has fewer than 10 engineers. I really value work-life balance, so I don't want to work insane amounts of overtime all the time, but I could totally live on a below market salary if the other aspects of the job were right. I'm considering working with a recruiter. Anyone know any technical recruiters in the Bay Area who are worth working with? Oh, and as always, my email is in my profile if anyone wants to take this discussion offline.
- alttab 13y agoPretty picky for a guy without a job.