I love the invite to this party, with gems like “Looks like someone at City Hall forgot to organize a parade for us …” I mean, sometimes I feel that way. Like when I first got my pullups in CrossFit, where was my parade?! Anyway, Software Advice, a free online resource for software buyers, has moved its headquarters from San Francisco, CA, to Austin, TX and is throwing a party with free beer and food to celebrate. Excellent first impression, friends.
“We wanted to move to a city where we could grow our business cost-effectively and have a great quality of life. I also wanted our employees to love where they lived. Austin gave us the best combination of a friendly business environment, outstanding professional talent and a quality of life that that is unmatched.”
Duh.
Software Advice also walks the walk on environmentally conscious business philosophy: the Software Advice office at 7th & Congress is paperless (any documents that come into the office are scanned and stored digitally before being recycled); each month, the company prints fewer than 20 sheets of paper; every Software Advice employee commutes to work by foot, by bicycle or by bus; employees man the company’s internal recycling program by sorting and transporting recyclables to Ecology Action of Texas every Friday.
Nerds are so cute sometimes.
About Software Advice: (www.softwareadvice.com) has helped over 13,000 businesses of all sizes make the right technology decisions. The company has developed sophisticated technology for software needs analysis and requirements matching. Software Advice experts use this technology to match buyers with the right software system during its free telephone consultations. Currently, the company serves the construction, medical, property management and retail industries.
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