Ranking is a completely blind estimate. No education/life/work experience in the bay area, but would like to work there in the future. BS in computer science with work experience in web and software development. Eligible to sit for the patent bar. Non-exclusively interested in doing IP prosecution or litigation work. Want to be there for the local industry, environment, and the lifestyle.
Can I sell it?
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Re: Top 20ish% at MVP -> SF w no historical ties
You've got a perfectly good shot given your IP credentials. Look at Silicon Valley offices if possible, I'm sure you'll do well. Just articulate a not-totally-BS reason why you want to be there.
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Re: Top 20ish% at MVP -> SF w no historical ties
I'd rather not live in the suburbs/commute for an hour to Palo Alto/Menlo/Redwood if I can help it. Do offices in SF handle very different practice areas?
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Re: Top 20ish% at MVP -> SF w no historical ties
There's a lot more IP work in SV.Anonymous User wrote:I'd rather not live in the suburbs/commute for an hour to Palo Alto/Menlo/Redwood if I can help it. Do offices in SF handle very different practice areas?
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Re: Top 20ish% at MVP -> SF w no historical ties
This. If you want to do IP work in the Bay, there's plenty in SF, but there's a TON in SV.Julio_El_Chavo wrote:There's a lot more IP work in SV.Anonymous User wrote:I'd rather not live in the suburbs/commute for an hour to Palo Alto/Menlo/Redwood if I can help it. Do offices in SF handle very different practice areas?
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