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That was developer recruiting then.
Developer recruiting now: "$14/hr 3 month contract at Megacorp Inc., pErMaNeNt EmPlOyMeNt PoSsIBle (butwillneverhappen)! You must be willing to uproot your family and move to Bemidji, Minnesota before you will be considered. Candidates must have PhD or equivalent in computer science, Bachelors or greater in applied mathematics, and at least 10 years senior development experience in [buzzwordy web framework that has only existed for 16 months]. Apply with full résumé which we will not read, and as part of your standard interview screening process we'll try to trick you into writing functional code for the project we have in mind. Don't bother calling us, we'll call you."
You'll find our CEO bitching on Linkedin or Twitter that "no one wants to work anymore."
I visited Bemidji once on my way to Voyager national park and thought it was really nice. Do americans consider it not a great place to live?
It's just got a ridiculous sounding name that's become a shorthand for a remote location out in the geometric center of nowhere. Sort of like Timbuktu.
I'll bet anyone who didn't listen to Prarie Home Companion on a regular basis couldn't point to Bemidji on a map without looking it up. And someplace like, say, Dubois Wyoming doesn't quite have the same ring to it. (Although maybe Ten Sleep, Wyoming and its population of 250 might work.)
I was for sure that a giant living there would put the town on the map. i guess not!