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Yes, California is a very big state and I could imagine for example the Central Valley reaping many more benefits from any persistent remote work or company rel
by mapgrep 6y ago
Yes, California is a very big state and I could imagine for example the Central Valley reaping many more benefits from any persistent remote work or company relocation trend than other states. Hadn’t considered this possibility but it makes a lot of sense.
- NDizzle 6y agoHaving just left the Central Valley of California, living there for 7 years working remotely the whole time, I don’t think it’ll work out this way. If you want to see overtaxed areas where you absolutely cannot see the benefits of your tax dollars, you’ll be right at home. Moving out of California is like getting an immediate 25% raise.
- ghaff 6y agoIf someone's fine with heat and they want to stay in that general area of the country, I'd probably steer them towards Nevada TBH.
- NDizzle 6y agoI thought the same until I spent more time in Reno. The cost of living increased too much and the WIND is the worst thing about the area. Constant 40+ mph gusts. I don't know much about Vegas, perhaps it's better.
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