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meh. If your cost of life gets more than 18% cheaper by moving somewhere else, one could seriously consider taking the hit. And that one probably should. If
by znpy 6y ago
meh.
If your cost of life gets more than 18% cheaper by moving somewhere else, one could seriously consider taking the hit.
And that one probably should. If anything, you'll get those money back in the next job hopping session.
But now you're permanently remote and can use that as leverage in your next job offer negotiations.
- Unknoob 6y agoBut shouldn't the cost go down for the company as well? Now they no longer need to use office space to accommodate you or provide you with a space to eat/bathroom/take breaks. Rent in the valley is a nightmare and companies could save a lot by not needing a physical space for the entire workforce.