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Originally Posted by Muta
I found this interesting from that article:
If true, that bodes well for Calgary.
My guess, however is Austin, Denver or Atlanta will be the eventual winner.
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The only thing is that Denver and Austin are still a little bit far away from Seattle if the travel time is a concern. The whole Goldilock zone that they talked about would be much better served by Calgary.
There is also of course the cloud hanging over everybody of whether Trump starts up with his travel and deportation talk again.
Austin is a pretty modern and hip city though, so they have that going for them, as well as quite a few of the big tech. companies are located around there too to poach talent from. We have a lot of engineers and software developers here, but the transition from o&g centric products and servicse will be a learning curve, though not insurmountable. I still like our chances, just from the perspective of being in a different country through which to diversify / expand the empire even further.