Where are SF Bay Area tech workers fleeing to in 2020? #1 on the list is Seattle. https://www.linkedin.com/jobs/blog/linkedin-workforce-report-december-2020-san-francisco-ca …pic.twitter.com/LyslnBl22q
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Let’s also talk about companies moving their workforce to non Bay Area locations to pay people less! The bourgeoisie always wins.
Actually, the opposite is true: cost-adjusted salaries in Seattle, Denver, and Austin are higher than in SF. People are choosing to move for a better lifestyle: better schools, better housing, safer streets, lower costs, lower taxes. Seehttps://www.geekwire.com/2020/seattle-tech-salaries-third-best-u-s-new-report-highlights-coronavirus-remote-work-concerns/ …
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But the employers still pay less money. I don’t know how that changes my argument. Corporations don’t care for local anything. Like with every social action, it is all performatory for corporations.
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That is a win-win. Everybody makes more (except poorly-run cities). The geo-independence of knowledge work will create a race-to-the-top among cities to deliver better civic services at lower cost.
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