A: 8 months.
A: I live 25 minutes from the office; 30 minutes on the worst traffic days. A significant improvement over my one-way 1 hour and 15 minute NYC/NJ commute.
A: Two of my favorite cities are NOLA and Boston. Charleston is like a mix of the two.
A: In addition to an exodus from the more traditional locations, there are some great local schools that feed the area with talent.
A: The same advice for any location; build and use your network.
A: Build and network.
A: It’s a great balance between cost-of-living and quality-of-life.
A: It’s a warm and open culture with a good number of budding startups, and you’re two degrees removed from everyone.
A: Beaches, downtown, side projects (aka yard work).
A: If you like restaurants with great food and drinks then downtown Charleston can’t be beat.
A: Breezy
A: Charleston Restaurant Week.
A: It really depends on your interests. If you are into night life definitely the upper king area. If its nature, I recommend a trip to the Sullivan’s Island, Isle of Palms, or the area near Francis Marion National Forest.
A: Visiting the many surrounding beaches.
A: Would you see a blown-up duck pool toy being towed by a golf cart through snow.
#5 in the U.S. for high-tech GDP growth (Milken Institutue 2017-2018)
#1 City in America for Economic Opportunity (YELP)
“Best Place to Start a Career” (WalletHub)
Top East Coast City Attracting Millennials (Inc. Magazine)
The opportunities to work in technology in the Charleston region are practically endless, so dig in. We’ll help you find your place, connect with companies, and find the job that fits you.
