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@ljosa @dottedmag the inter-scandinavian job-marked is quite special. Eg as a Norwegian, working in Sweden is a no-brainer (and vice-versa). No visa, no nothing, as far as I remember.
@mikeb I live in AZ and work remotely using cljs and clj. I do know that there is a company in Mesa as well that may end up hiring clojure/clojurescript devs in a couple of months. It’s a small startup called Rezyde
@slipset Sweden/Norway is EU/EEA. I was applying for a job residence permit as a 3rd-country national.
It’s similar to saying “Maine and New Hampshire New England is even more than USA” 😉