At worst, it diverts the efforts of the best and brightest away from solving the real issues.
Weeby, in an effort to attract the best-and-the-brightest away from competitors, is offering "epic salaries".
Each has grown through a network effect that attracts people to join and to stay, making it incredibly difficult to siphon a place's best and brightest away from an established ecosystem onto something new.
This gritty, "underdog" city is now home to six James Beard award-winning chef-inspired restaurants, a thriving bar, arts, and music scene, and biomedical and "smart" manufacturing start-ups that are quickly luring America's youngest and brightest away from Boston, Austin, and Silicon Valley.
This survey suggests that if you can offer employees what they want -- work-life balance, flexibility and mobility, and the tools to help them work from home or on the go (tablets, laptops and smartphones), you've got a good chance of winning the best and the brightest away from the corporate giants.
Dr. Dong H. Kim, a neurosurgeon, said Ms. Giffords was alert and interacted with her new doctors as they ran tests, at one point pushing a bright light away from her eyes.
A quick glance at Bournemouth's bright pink away shirt.
Do not use the oximeter in sunlight and turn any bright lights away from the oximeter while it's in use.
But local school headteachers told the Evening Standard they feared the grants would lure the brightest students away.
"One of the biggest challenges we continue to deal with is the capacity gap – the war drove many of our brightest minds away, and this report identities are capacity issues when it comes to licensing and documentation.
