America’s Competitors Angle for Silicon Valley’s Business

Re:America’s Competitors Angle for Silicon Valley’s Business by tapatio on Wednesday August 02, 2017 @10:18AM (#14910733)

Good point. But I enjoy working with people in person, having stand-ups, etc. While I could see maybe 50-75% of the team working remotely, I would still want to have some local team members. I guess there is one way to find out: post some jobs and see if anyone bites.

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Re:America’s Competitors Angle for Silicon Valley’s Business by passivepinetree on Wednesday August 02, 2017 @11:50AM (#14911499)

I would actually love to move to South America or Mexico for a job at a startup.

However, it's probably a generational thing. I'm young and don't have roots in any particular area. Working on a different continent sounds like a wonderful adventure.

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Re:America’s Competitors Angle for Silicon Valley’s Business by nicholas73 on Wednesday August 02, 2017 @10:47AM (#14910959)

What part of that is important to the business and others?

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Re:America’s Competitors Angle for Silicon Valley’s Business by joshu on Wednesday August 02, 2017 @11:22AM (#14911240)

A startup is an organization in search of a business. As such, frequently collaboration needs to be done in person. Actual businesses have an easier time with remote workers.

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Re:America’s Competitors Angle for Silicon Valley’s Business by tapatio on Wednesday August 02, 2017 @11:28AM (#14911299)

This. Collaboration is key for a startup and that's best done in person.

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