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Why work in Arizona?

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Re: Why work in Arizona?

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As a hispanic developer on an H1-B, I didn't attend to JSConf last year with my team out of the feeling of contempt I get from the immigration policies of that state.

Re: Why work in Arizona?

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Incredibly backwards politics and laws are some good reasons not to.

Also, the death weather and the very sketchy water situation.

While in Phoenix on a business trip, an associate I was working with who lived in Phoenix was driving us to lunch. He said "You know, the nice thing about this place is you never have to worry about weeds or yard care. Nothing here is alive unless it is being actively kept alive."

Also, no matter how much water I drink in that city, I can only manage to pee about once per day. Kinda dry there, is what I'm saying.

Re: Why work in Arizona?

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post #3

Incredibly backwards politics and laws are some good reasons not to.

I don't believe that I would like to live someplace where someone like Joe Arpaio has a successful career in public service.
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