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I don't think so. But, the 2nd best city would be in the far second place, especially if you want to be in the startup environment.
by manidoraisamy 11y ago
I don't think so. But, the 2nd best city would be in the far second place, especially if you want to be in the startup environment.
- marssaxman 11y agoSeattle is probably second best, and I'm not sure it's fair to call it "far" second place, especially not given the poster's concerns about California which are separate from the software business environment. There are a great many software companies here both large and small, there is no risk of having to move if you want to change jobs, and there is a steady trend where SV companies establish satellite offices so they can attract some of the many Seattle-based engineers who are unwilling to move south.