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I mean, that's a pretty harsh way to put it. It takes a very flexible lifestyle to be able to move 10 minutes from your office every time you get a new job. Tha
by dougmwne 5y ago
I mean, that's a pretty harsh way to put it. It takes a very flexible lifestyle to be able to move 10 minutes from your office every time you get a new job. That is also likely to severely impact your finances. For some workplaces, it would be a financial impossibly to live that close for anything less than an executive salary. Often it's far more optimum to work remote if you want to minimize your commute.
- handrous 5y agoPlus, lots of business/office districts don't have any public schools of even middling—let alone good—quality within a 10-minute commute radius.