Don’t tell anyone about Denver, CO. We know we are awesome,
As a flood of tech companies announce extended remote-work policies, the best people will move to the best places to live. Cities will need to compete for talent. San Francisco might finally lose its dominance in tech.
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Or maybe people will move to beautiful areas like Ely,MN on the edge of the BWCA!!!pic.twitter.com/8chgwPNc29
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A pity the homeless aren’t part of the ride. Guess they don’t sit well with Elites.
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Why couldn’t there be an option of an office that provides “rented” work space & equipment? Someone could provide talent remotely without having a mailing address.
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True!
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I was talking about this to a close friend of mine the other day. With fewer barriers, rural areas and inner city residents could offer top talent without expense of uprooting and relocating.
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