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To: GVTucker who wrote (105793)	7/19/2000 8:32:30 AM
From: Amy J	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 186894

Hi GV, RE: "Actually, tech is one of the few places where most of the analysts come from" I think that's because analysts seem to head into high-tech (rather than high-tech into WS). Remember my post re: several of the analysts who were taking up positions at either startups or VC firms? Analysts are smart folks and they know where the money is at - and IMH-biased-O it's in high-tech stock, not a firm which restricts your compensation to salary. I was seeing outflows of several local analysts into some VC firms & startups. And why not? The pay could be potentially ultimately better via stock and it's a lot of fun, very creative and challenging to boot. And nothing can compare with the environment - very friendly yet competitive. You can really love your job & going to work in the morning. How many analysts can say that? Cheers, Amy J PS Our startup is hiring in mgt,sales,eng : )