Greenhouse CEO Hopes Amazon's HQ2 Decision Isn't the Start of a Trend

The video discusses the impact of big tech companies on local job markets, using Google's 2005 move to New York as an example. It highlights the political reactions to Amazon's decision not to build HQ2 in NYC, including concerns about worker exploitation. The role of technology companies in New York's economy is examined, noting the shift from a Wall Street-centric economy to one that includes a vibrant tech sector. Finally, the video addresses infrastructure needs and the economic impact of tech companies, emphasizing that New York's economy is resilient and can handle such changes.

What role do infrastructure improvements play in the context of new job creation in New York?

In what ways can the addition of a new employer impact the overall economy of New York City?