Why the Occupy Movement Skipped Silicon Valley 328
An anonymous reader writes "Eric Schmidt says what we all suspected: Silicon Valley has largely been immune to the Great Recession. He said, 'Occupy Wall Street isn’t really something that comes up in daily discussion, because their issues are not our daily reality. We live in a bubble, and I don’t mean a tech bubble or a valuation bubble. I mean a bubble as in our own little world.... Companies can’t hire people fast enough. Young people can work hard and make a fortune. Homes hold their value.'"
Re:yes (Score:4, Funny)
"It's not what you know or what you do, it's who you know and who you do, to get ahead."
Re:Valued by Results (Score:0, Funny)
Put your money where your mouth is and donate to the IRS [pay.gov].
Re:Valued by Results (Score:5, Funny)
Ignore them at your peril.
We don(t ignore them, but the tech world and the bean-counting world have been in a state of cold war for decades. They won't manage to stealthily come into our ranks, we prefer to create software to replace them rather than hire their kin.
Re:Valued by Results (Score:5, Funny)
When will self-absorbed jackasses like yourself stop "signing" your name at the end of your statement when everyone can PLAINLY see the same user name, which is at the top of your statement?
Yeah, Saruman is coming for your Shire (Score:4, Funny)
hide your hobbitses
Re:Valued by Results (Score:5, Funny)
You're doing it wrong.
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