Re:Seven Reasons Tech Start-Ups Are Setting Up Shop in New York
by carterac on Thursday August 19, 2010 @03:40PM
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Whenever people ask me who does our PR, I just refer them to Matt.
Re:Seven Reasons Tech Start-Ups Are Setting Up Shop in New York
by jasonjei on Thursday August 19, 2010 @06:10PM
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NYC programming talent is centered around enterprisey stuff. Audit trails, triggers, transactions, logs, SOAP, COBOL, messaging platforms/queues, XML, Java, and the like. It's high-talentstuff, but stuff that many in Valley aren't interested.
Start-ups in NYC are increasing. Union Square Ventures is probably a good reason for the push of NYC software startups.
Re:Seven Reasons Tech Start-Ups Are Setting Up Shop in New York
by cageface on Thursday August 19, 2010 @08:47PM
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I've been keeping an eye on NYC job postings lately with the idea of switching coasts but I haven't seen that many. What are some good ones that currently need people?
Re:Seven Reasons Tech Start-Ups Are Setting Up Shop in New York
by dspeyer on Thursday August 19, 2010 @10:22PM
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There's always Google. The hiring never stops.
Re:Seven Reasons Tech Start-Ups Are Setting Up Shop in New York
by cageface on Thursday August 19, 2010 @10:28PM
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That's definitely an option but I'd much rather get in early on something new.
Ironically, I intro'd that reporter to 60% of the people in the story he quoted, including Carter Cleveland and Cody Brown.