Is there a handy list of small high tech companies?

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The discussion centers on the challenge of finding job opportunities at small high-tech companies, particularly those with fewer than 200 employees. The user expresses frustration with the lack of visibility for these firms, especially those in tech incubators, and seeks a comprehensive resource listing contact information for such companies. The emphasis is on the need for a centralized platform that aggregates these smaller firms to facilitate job applications.

PREREQUISITES
  • Understanding of job application processes in the tech industry
  • Familiarity with tech incubators and their role in startup ecosystems
  • Knowledge of networking strategies for reaching out to potential employers
  • Basic research skills to locate and evaluate small tech companies
NEXT STEPS
  • Research platforms that aggregate small tech companies, such as AngelList or Crunchbase
  • Explore networking strategies specifically tailored for reaching out to startups
  • Investigate local tech incubators and their member companies
  • Learn about job boards focused on small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in tech
USEFUL FOR

Job seekers in the tech industry, particularly those interested in opportunities at small to medium-sized companies, as well as career coaches and recruiters focusing on niche markets.

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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.
 

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