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I overstated it because I was assuming a certain motive (financial), which as you pointed out may not be present. But as a young, unattached person mobility is
by jackcosgrove 7y ago
I overstated it because I was assuming a certain motive (financial), which as you pointed out may not be present. But as a young, unattached person mobility is one of your top competitive advantages in the labor market. I'm not talking about switching jobs in the same metro. I mean moving to an entirely different metro.
- ghaff 7y agoIt does depend upon where you live to some degree. I wasn't that young (late 30s), was in a metro with a fair amount of tech (Boston) most of which was out west of the city where I already lived and worked, and had pretty much already decided I wasn't interested in moving to the Bay Area. Sure, circumstances could have changed but I pretty much bought when I did in part because I decided that mobility wasn't that big a deal for me any longer.