With the rise of global digital nomads, some entrepreneurs are extending funds by moving to less expensive places around the world. Uptin Saiidi reports.
Why are startups leaving Silicon Valley?
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Surrounding yourself with big people makes you big… so thats why you should choose Silicon Valley
Where is the designer, in Germany or in France?
Ha. Easy said than done. Startup need people and the right echo system. Same as you you can’t grow a plant anywhere you like.
1.6$ for coconut is too much, they should come to kerala
TRY INDIA MAN … IT IS SO CHEAP
We have learned the hard way (over the last 30 years) that this zero-supervision "global" model is more likely to result in failure than success with startups. Once small companies are established, this model works if implemented carefully, but during the startup phase, going to the midwest is a far better choice.
As for the argument that "tech is dependent on immigration to get the best talent" – this is utter bullshit. Silicon Valley uses immigration to lower costs of talent, at the expense of the country of origin (the USA), and the entire HB system should be dismantled.
No shit they're in Beijing, they're from China.
200usd per month for a coworkingspace lol. What a ripoff. Thats more than the avg national monthly income
0_o You love it so much why don't you retire & move there? 0_0/* I vote MOVE!
Your designer is in Germany
highlights France*
Welcome to Shenzhen.
Give white man some drugs and prostitutes they are happy. They are extracting $20 trillion in nature every year from their occupied land. Let them just be lazy and make it heaven here in their life time. Show them in Média that they are very important.
India and China is the way to go. Forget about Bali or Singapore
It's not "runway" . It's, " Run away " . As in , "Run away from the failed California democrat policies as fast as you can " .
i stopped watching when he said bali is a random island in Indonesia. lmaoo