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One solution is to create mini tech clusters on the outskirts of Silicon Valley where housing is affordable. "For example, younger and newer hires will miss out on skills grown alongside more experienced colleagues, diminishing their ability to develop and contribute new ideas, Wachter said. Entry-level workers’ career growth could also be hampered in the absence of other nearby employers. They gain tremendously from being part of a clustered pool, she said. For them, this... is not good. "On the other hand, those workers may also finally be able to afford a place to live." #CentralValleyTech

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Bay Valley Tech, a coding school is aiming to train 1,000 new programmers locally. The school is looking to take on 300 students next year to complete its expanded free software training program, according to a news release. As the tech industry expands, many potential employees are shut out of jobs due to a lack of training. Bay Valley Tech is looking to close that gap, according to the news release, and target students who have found it difficult to qualify for these tech ...jobs. Bay Valley Tech has partnered with the Stanislaus County of Education and Turlock Adult School to expand the program’s capacity. This year, the school is also partnering with school districts in Modesto and Patterson. Educational partnerships like these are crucial to developing a competitive local workforce, said Phillip Lan, Bay Valley Tech’s president.