Is there a handy list of small high tech companies?

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In summary, the speaker has had more success with smaller firms when applying for jobs, but struggles to find them as they are not always advertised. They are interested in companies with under 200 employees and those at tech incubators. They are wondering if there is a website with a long list of contact information for these types of companies.
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Hi,

I have never had any success when applying for jobs with the large Fortune 500 companies. With smaller firms I do pretty well. The problem is finding them. They are scattered all over cyberspace. They might not have an advertised listing but I would take a shot at contacting them if I only knew they existed. I am thinking about companies with under 200 employees and the really small ones at tech incubators.

So, is there some website with a long list of contact info?
 
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There are so so many...smaller firms. For engineering, many are contractors, having a wide variety employers but applying similar techniques.
 

FAQ: Is there a handy list of small high tech companies?

1. What is a small high tech company?

A small high tech company is a business that specializes in creating and/or selling products or services that utilize advanced technology. These companies are typically smaller in size compared to larger corporations and focus on niche markets.

2. How can I find a list of small high tech companies?

There are several ways to find a list of small high tech companies. You can search online for industry-specific directories or databases, attend technology conferences and networking events, or reach out to industry experts and organizations for recommendations.

3. Are there any benefits to working for a small high tech company?

Working for a small high tech company can offer several benefits, such as a dynamic and innovative work environment, opportunities for growth and learning, and the ability to have a direct impact on the company's success. These companies also tend to have a close-knit team and a more flexible and agile work culture.

4. Can small high tech companies compete with larger corporations?

Yes, small high tech companies can compete with larger corporations in terms of innovation and market impact. These companies are often able to adapt and pivot quickly, allowing them to stay ahead of the curve and compete with larger companies in their respective industries.

5. How can I determine if a small high tech company is a good fit for me?

To determine if a small high tech company is a good fit for you, consider researching the company's values, mission, and culture. You can also reach out to current or former employees for insights on their experiences. Additionally, familiarize yourself with the company's products or services to see if they align with your interests and skills.

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