I have been working here in midwest for few years now and am thinking about moving to bay area. I have masters degree from a reputable university here. I have heard of many stories that it will be challenging to get job at a decent company if you are coming from midwest. How true is this and what areas should i focus on while I apply to companies in the west?
Can’t speak for everyone but definitely not me
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Cost of living and quality of life in the bay is going to suck compared to the Midwest. Get ready to make money and feel broke and good luck finding a place to live.
If your masters isn't in CS from Stanford GTFO
Odd. Why is that? Stanford isn't the end all be all.
Wife and I moved here from Chicago. Living comfortably in SF. If you’re good at what you do and socially adept, you’ll be fine.
I can over from Wisconsin a few years back and frankly unless you're in Chicago, the job market is incomparable. Midwest personally I've found you run into problems finding job opportunities at more than a few companies that are at all close to you, whereas the bay take a walk down the street. As for people disliking the Midwest, sure Cal has a certain dislike of anything that's not a coastal state, but I haven't heard any problem really when when it comes to hiring.
Thanks for this positive info
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Hmm, i guess people think that midwesterners are pro trump dont they?
Aren’t they? I may be wrong but that’s what I thought.