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Given the tough job market, if your family situation allows and if you haven't been let go from your job already, then what I'd do in your situation is to look
by linguae 4y ago
Given the tough job market, if your family situation allows and if you haven't been let go from your job already, then what I'd do in your situation is to look into some temporary accommodations within commute distance to the office so that way you can keep working. It sucks, especially if you're forced to return to a Bay Area office with the extremely high rents in the area, but because you only have two months of runway, it is better to deal with the costs of being closer to the office while still having a job than to risk running out of runway and still be on the job hunt, and it's not likely that a McDonald's job will cover your living expenses.
- throwaway12354 4y agoYeah the problem is I'm in the Toronto area. I thought about renting AirBnB or going to hotels for those 2 nights I would have to spend in Toronto every week, but prices in Toronto are insane. I would pay the same amount of money for 4*2 nights in Toronto that I pay for a 4 bedroom house in my city for a month. This is my plan Z, but I can't do this for very long.