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robertsnj · 56-60, M
It is a good question. If you had asked me 15 years ago it would have been absolutely ! I would have looked at the local economy the areas GDP and that would have been a compelling move prompt
However I have a white collar job and I have been a mostly remote employee for about 10 years . At my current job I have only been to the office 1 time in 2 years and the job before that it was never. The job before that it was 20 ish times in 3 years.
I just need an internet connection that is fast--so no incentive to move.
But if I had a blue collar career track I would probably look at GDP of area and market saturation for that profession. For example electrician.
However I have a white collar job and I have been a mostly remote employee for about 10 years . At my current job I have only been to the office 1 time in 2 years and the job before that it was never. The job before that it was 20 ish times in 3 years.
I just need an internet connection that is fast--so no incentive to move.
But if I had a blue collar career track I would probably look at GDP of area and market saturation for that profession. For example electrician.
Neman1622 · 41-45, M
@robertsnj thank you for your response. I'm white collar as well, and work from home like you. However, I think my skill set is getting stale, and want to solve that with a job change. Everyone in my industry now wants most people back on site. I'm okay with that if in the end, I get a reinvigorated skill set