I want to work in San Francisco -- Ivy League graduate

[Vertex]

What do you guys recommend is the best method for finding finance and/or tech work in San Francisco? I'm trying to hit at least 70-80k/year minimum. I'm a bright guy who works very hard -- any advice would be very much appreciated. Thank you.

[allina]

Do you have any experience? There are tons of of opportunities in this field in San Francisco and you should be able to get in at your salary goal.

 

I think craigs list is the best way to find a job in SF, I's start there.

[burning 4 revenge]

Is this because SF has the continent's biggest Chinatown?

[Vertex]

Part of it, perhaps

 

But I've got a lot of experience for a college graduate, I'd say.

[allina]

Part of it, perhaps

 

But I've got a lot of experience for a college graduate, I'd say.

 

Well start applying!

 

I would focus on firms located in the financial district if you want something solid and established. For a cool start up look in the SOMA.

[Vertex]

Yes, I am primarily looking for opportunities in the financial district. I'm just trying to figure out the best way to reach my goal (location and salary).

 

I'll check out SOMA -- thanks!

[allina]

Yes, I am primarily looking for opportunities in the financial district. I'm just trying to figure out the best way to reach my goal (location and salary).

 

I'll check out SOMA -- thanks!

 

Well good luck, I think it's a great choice.

Seriously get on craig's list and start applying!

[BUENG1]

What do you guys recommend is the best method for finding finance and/or tech work in San Francisco? I'm trying to hit at least 70-80k/year minimum. I'm a bright guy who works very hard -- any advice would be very much appreciated. Thank you.

 

70k a year will get you a lot less in San Fran than it will in Austin!