Roll Call of Nations and States
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mattsmith321 wrote:
Austin, TX
Hey, Matt. How do you like working in Austin? What's the tech job market look like? How's home prices there? Is it better than 1640 sq. ft. @ $350,000? 
Jeff...
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Medford - Oregon
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...and yes, I'm a moron who cannot distinguish between "Role" and "Roll" in the title.
It's an Oklahoma thing.
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Cape Town, Western Cape, South Africa 
Just to help you out, Scott:
Argentina Australia Austria Belgium Bermuda Brazil Canada Croatia Czech Republic Denmark Finland France Germany Hungary Iceland India Ireland Israel Italy Kuwait Luxembourg New Zealand Norway Panama Poland Portugal Puerto Rico Saudi Arabia Singapore Slowakia South Africa Spain Sweden Switzerland Thailand The Netherlands Turkey Ukraine United Kingdom United States Uruguay Venezuela Virgin Is. British Yugoslavia
That's the country list from our customer database. Some companies outsource development to other countries however, so the number of countries it is used in, is probably even higher
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An impressive list!
I'd have to drag out my globe, but I'm afraid you're weak in the Pacific Rim, including China and Japan. Looks like the sun does set for a few hours on your massive empire.
Joined: 18-Oct-2003
Yeah, the pacific is not that crowded in our base yet. We're also suprised no-one from japan has bought a license yet, perhaps .NET is not that big there, although we do have newzealand so dark for a couple of hours I think...
jeffreygg wrote:
mattsmith321 wrote:
Austin, TX
Hey, Matt. How do you like working in Austin? What's the tech job market look like? How's home prices there? Is it better than 1640 sq. ft. @ $350,000?
Jeff...
I like Austin. I've been here for 10 years now. As far as I'm concerned, it's the only place to be in Texas.
The job market has definitely picked up over the last year or so. We've had several people leave where I am at to try their luck on the market.
Same thing with housing. Prices were constantly rising with the bubble and then once it burst, things leveled off and went down a little. Depending on where you look, you can find some good deals.
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mattsmith321 wrote:
jeffreygg wrote:
mattsmith321 wrote:
Austin, TX
Hey, Matt. How do you like working in Austin? What's the tech job market look like? How's home prices there? Is it better than 1640 sq. ft. @ $350,000?
Jeff...
I like Austin. I've been here for 10 years now. As far as I'm concerned, it's the only place to be in Texas.
The job market has definitely picked up over the last year or so. We've had several people leave where I am at to try their luck on the market.
Same thing with housing. Prices were constantly rising with the bubble and then once it burst, things leveled off and went down a little. Depending on where you look, you can find some good deals.
Sounds pretty good. What does $350,000 get you in or around Austin in a relatively nice area (not looking for the best area, just a good one). How's the weather? Sorry for pumping you, but we're considering moving along and I've heard Austin is a nice place to live...
Jeff...
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If anyone from New Zealand is reading, and is recruiting.....thats one place I'd love to go!
Matt (From the wettest place in England - the north west!)
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