montypython12
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- montypython12Thank you! I am a newbie in options area. Shall go through the reddit and find more about the Wheel Strategy.
- Can you please explain a bit about how you get this edge?
- I am a technical lead in Walldorf, Germany. This area and surroundings of around 15-20 km radius (Walldorf, Heidelberg, Speyer, Schwetzingen) can also be an option with some of the reasons mentioned: -Good concentration of people working in SAP having technical experience as well as specific industry and business experience - Not in a very big city but still close(driving distance) to Frankfurt and Stuttgart and close enough to stay in mid cities like Heidelberg, Karlsruhe and Mannheim - Startup scene is not that developed so less competition and can be quite attractive to talent from big companies like SAP, Bosch, etc. - Available pool of students from universities in Heidelberg, Karlsruhe and Mannheim - Traffic and congestion in this area is quite manageable - Not a very happening nigh life like Berlin but there are good party and night life options in above college towns - Decent cost of living and rental options ranging from very expensive (Heidelberg Altstadt, Walldorf) to economical (small towns like Bad Schonborn) in 15-20 km radius - Tolerant, peaceful, family-friendly neighborhoods in numerous small towns with people from different nationalities
Maybe someone in this area can also add other points.