martinwnet

"Don't reinvent the wheel, unless you plan on learning more about wheels"

Does Google Sheets not solve a lot of these issues?

>But the reality is that there is way more money in knowing people than in doing work.

Unless, you know, you enjoy doing the actual work more than being essentially a manager/middleman.

Anyone have a link that backs this up?

So you're indicating a $250k salary, is that realistic?

Really? 10 years at one of these companies (AmaGooBookSoft) and you're a millionaire?

I'm not averse to cycling, I just didn't think it would be too scenic around the Valley.

Unfortunately I have no contacts in these big companies.

That's a good shout on the redwoods, I had no idea this was on offer near the SF area, thanks.

I'll be in SF 9-16th April.

Any recommended coffee shops?

I assume for Apple it is just the company store at their HQ they let people into? Or can you tour the rest of it?

Are there any cool, generous Googlers here that would be able to arrange a tour? My email is in my profile, I would be very appreciative.

A Stanford tour looks interesting, looks like they have a general walking tour and more specific science/engineering tours that you can book.

That does sound like a decent day out though doesn't it? Thanks.