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badfrog | 5 years ago

> I think its a bit presumptuous that tech workers are perm leaving the city.

The survey in OP suggests that they are, with two important caveats:

* This is obviously not even close to a representative sample of workers

* It's predicated on "if you had a choice", and we don't know how many people will actually have that choice

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base698|5 years ago

Anecdotal but:

6 of my 9 direct reports have asked about permenantly relocating.

vanadium|5 years ago

Myself and half my team are looking at permanently relocating out of Chicago. The pattern holds across other teams where I work.

Others I know in the industry are just up and leaving for remote-first companies and then moving to where they’re most comfortable.

marcosdumay|5 years ago

The most important caveat is that "they plan to". People fail to do all kinds of things that they plan to.

misun78|5 years ago

This article doesn’t provide a baseline to compare the latest survey against? What percent of tech workers were already on the fence with regards to moving out before the pandemic hit?