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The difference is in those places you have a lot more options to pivot to a new job. If the suburban office closes there are no jobs for you in the area and you
by wasdfff 7y ago
The difference is in those places you have a lot more options to pivot to a new job. If the suburban office closes there are no jobs for you in the area and you’d have to relocate. Some people like remote work, but personally I don’t. I get a lot more done being able to run into people face to face and quickly hash through something in the hallway or at a desk or over lunch.
And you can live close to work in those cities. I live and work in LA and commute on public transport for 20 mins one way. The rents may be high in LA, but even minumum wage is nearly $14 now, and rents are pretty even across many parts of town barring some obvious exceptions.