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No, I would actually agree that those can be very similar situations from a “selling your business” standpoint, with the difference that while some of their pro
by atourgates 3y ago
No, I would actually agree that those can be very similar situations from a “selling your business” standpoint, with the difference that while some of their professions have been particularly scarce for a few years, medical specialties have been scarce in many parts of the country for decades, and the pathway to become a medical specialist is highly capacity constrained, while the pathway to becoming a tradesperson is typically more demand (for people wanting to go into the profession) constrained.
- taeric 3y agoI agree with that. I also think, for better and worse, a lot of us that moved around to find a place to live don't value the "reputation" side of things. I hate how hard it is to find services local. So much easier to just hit up Home Depot and such. Medical is, sadly, "what does my insurance/job support?"