MyFakeAcct9381

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   by MyFakeAcct9381 8y ago

   Really appreciate the advice. Especially the reminder that remote jobs get more candidates. I've had a couple local interviews so far, but none with a remote job. Part of the step down is the allure of having a happier work/lif
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   by MyFakeAcct9381 8y ago

   Thanks, LeoSolaris. Yeah, even 'close' to work still has a bad commute, and the prices skyrocket. I do intend to bring the situation up with my superiors at work. Due to my position, I don't know if merely handing in a 2-wee
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   by MyFakeAcct9381 8y ago

   Thanks, icedchai. It's definitely a major factor in my life for the past few years. The alternatives available include driving to a different city with a 2 hour / day commute, or full-time remote work. I appreciate it... it&#x27
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   by MyFakeAcct9381 8y ago

   Thanks for responding, dv_dt You're right to point out the commute. Thing is, traffic goes up exponentially closer to work. A 10 mile commute still takes an hour each way. Likewise, the cost of living goes up dramatically. If I move
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   Ask HN: Should I stay at a job just for the money?

   3 points by MyFakeAcct9381 8y ago|8 comments