Tech workers think Silicon Valley and startups are losing their luster

Tech workers think Silicon Valley and startups are losing their luster

8/2/2016

link

https://qz.com/727855/silicon-valley-tech-workers-see-startups-and-silicon-valley-losing-their-luster/

summary

This article examines the shifting perspectives of tech workers in Silicon Valley towards startups and the overall allure of the region. It highlights a growing trend among young tech professionals who are becoming disillusioned with the traditional Silicon Valley model of joining startups and pursuing massive wealth and fame. The article points out the increasing costs of living in the area, the intense work culture, and the negative impact of rapid growth on local communities as reasons for this shift in perception. It also explores alternative paths such as working for established tech companies or pursuing opportunities in other tech hubs outside of Silicon Valley. Ultimately, the article suggests that Silicon Valley is losing its luster for many tech workers as they seek a better work-life balance and more sustainable career paths.

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