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Which cities (and remote) get the most Hacker News 'Who is hiring?' postings: San Francisco, New York, London, Seattle, Berlin and more, charted by share since 2011.
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For more than a decade the Hacker News 'Who is hiring?' thread has been a running census of where tech companies actually staff up, and the chart tells a clear two-act story. Through the 2010s the classic hubs - San Francisco first, then New York, London and Seattle - carry most of the postings. Then 'remote' erupts in 2021 and never gives the share back, reshaping the whole stack so that location is now as much about remote-versus-hub as about one city versus another. Read the relative bands to see how each city's slice rose or faded, and skim the sample postings to see how companies describe the location requirement itself.
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