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At least in the Bay Area, it's because, for a lot of engineers, the earnings so far outpace other places that the math just doesn't work. Believe you me, I've g
by allsunny 8y ago
At least in the Bay Area, it's because, for a lot of engineers, the earnings so far outpace other places that the math just doesn't work. Believe you me, I've got a very fancy spreadsheet that runs through all sorts of models to get me out of here, but if I want to retire ASAP, it makes sense to stay.
- sudomake 8y agoFor some. In my experience since leaving my earning nearly doubled and my cost of living took a nose dive. Plus other benefits.