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Same. I work remote in a small town in SC (25k). I honestly can’t imagine having to live in a major city at this point.
by brightball 7y ago
Same. I work remote in a small town in SC (25k). I honestly can’t imagine having to live in a major city at this point.
- Frost1x 7y agoI think the trick is, you need to live in a larger metro area for awhile and establish yourself before you're seen as a viable remote candidate by most employers. That, or start your own busienss. Smaller areas typically lack competitive tech positions and larger areas don't want to take a risk on you when they have a pool of warm bodies to choose from.
- bpicolo 7y ago> they have a pool of warm bodies to choose from Remote work wouldn't be possible in general if this were true. Hiring, especially for senior level engineering talent, remains hard and expensive