Well, that really, really sucks.
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@IRJ said in Well, that really, really sucks.:
@wirestyle22 said in Well, that really, really sucks.:
@IRJ said in Well, that really, really sucks.:
@wirestyle22 said in Well, that really, really sucks.:
@IRJ said in Well, that really, really sucks.:
@scottalanmiller said in Well, that really, really sucks.:
@IRJ said in Well, that really, really sucks.:
Wasn't he just looking at some place on the West Coast? I mean that should blow expensive East coast cities out of the water (not Rochester or Orlando).
I'm not aware that he was. The east coast isn't THAT bad. Boston and NYC are, of course. But lots of the east coast is cheaper than the west.
I haven't traveled as much as you, but everywhere I've been on the east coast is bad (mostly the big cities). Northern Virginia (as you are already well aware) is insane.
It depends on where you live Alexandria isn't that bad. Had an ex-girlfriend that lived there.
That's where I was staying. I was hearing about $1500 a month for a basic apartment in a decent area..
$1300-1500. That is what I pay right now though
I could get something nice where I live for $750-800. You can rent a 4 bedroom house for $900.
That's like here in Dallas. Nice places within walking distance of my house for $800 (was just looking for my dad last week.) If you are willing to be more than a few blocks from SAM, you can be a lot cheaper, too. That's just "on my street" prices.
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@IRJ said in Well, that really, really sucks.:
@travisdh1 said in Well, that really, really sucks.:
@IRJ said in Well, that really, really sucks.:
@wirestyle22 said in Well, that really, really sucks.:
@IRJ said in Well, that really, really sucks.:
@wirestyle22 said in Well, that really, really sucks.:
@IRJ said in Well, that really, really sucks.:
@scottalanmiller said in Well, that really, really sucks.:
@IRJ said in Well, that really, really sucks.:
Wasn't he just looking at some place on the West Coast? I mean that should blow expensive East coast cities out of the water (not Rochester or Orlando).
I'm not aware that he was. The east coast isn't THAT bad. Boston and NYC are, of course. But lots of the east coast is cheaper than the west.
I haven't traveled as much as you, but everywhere I've been on the east coast is bad (mostly the big cities). Northern Virginia (as you are already well aware) is insane.
It depends on where you live Alexandria isn't that bad. Had an ex-girlfriend that lived there.
That's where I was staying. I was hearing about $1500 a month for a basic apartment in a decent area..
$1300-1500. That is what I pay right now though
I could get something nice where I live for $750-800. You can rent a 4 bedroom house for $900.
I'm paying $300/month right now. This area a good apartment goes for around $450. Renting is silly compared to buying around here tho. You can easily find a place for $30,000-$40,000
I know some rural areas in Tennessee that are similar, but I am pretty sure 95% of the population cannot spell "IT" so I doubt there would be many jobs.
I am guessing your area might be similar?
That's the kicker. It's way more tech than Tennessee in those kinds of areas, but same general problem.
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@IRJ said in Well, that really, really sucks.:
@travisdh1 said in Well, that really, really sucks.:
@IRJ said in Well, that really, really sucks.:
I've had the opposite experience and have done better at organizations with no internal contacts.
Well, depending on how things go tomorrow, I may be headed down that road.
I know about quite a few openings in the Orlando area that are actively seeking employees. It may not be ideal for you, but lower cost of living and no state income tax.
But then you'd have to live in Florida...
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@coliver said in Well, that really, really sucks.:
@IRJ said in Well, that really, really sucks.:
@travisdh1 said in Well, that really, really sucks.:
@IRJ said in Well, that really, really sucks.:
I've had the opposite experience and have done better at organizations with no internal contacts.
Well, depending on how things go tomorrow, I may be headed down that road.
I know about quite a few openings in the Orlando area that are actively seeking employees. It may not be ideal for you, but lower cost of living and no state income tax.
But then you'd have to live in Florida...
That's the biggest problem.
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@scottalanmiller said in Well, that really, really sucks.:
@coliver said in Well, that really, really sucks.:
@IRJ said in Well, that really, really sucks.:
@travisdh1 said in Well, that really, really sucks.:
@IRJ said in Well, that really, really sucks.:
I've had the opposite experience and have done better at organizations with no internal contacts.
Well, depending on how things go tomorrow, I may be headed down that road.
I know about quite a few openings in the Orlando area that are actively seeking employees. It may not be ideal for you, but lower cost of living and no state income tax.
But then you'd have to live in Florida...
That's the biggest problem.
Better develop a taste for bath salts
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@wirestyle22 said in Well, that really, really sucks.:
@scottalanmiller said in Well, that really, really sucks.:
@coliver said in Well, that really, really sucks.:
@IRJ said in Well, that really, really sucks.:
@travisdh1 said in Well, that really, really sucks.:
@IRJ said in Well, that really, really sucks.:
I've had the opposite experience and have done better at organizations with no internal contacts.
Well, depending on how things go tomorrow, I may be headed down that road.
I know about quite a few openings in the Orlando area that are actively seeking employees. It may not be ideal for you, but lower cost of living and no state income tax.
But then you'd have to live in Florida...
That's the biggest problem.
Better develop a taste for bath salts
More like get used to taking a bath by stepping outside. I've been stuck in summer down there with no A/C before.
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@wirestyle22 said in Well, that really, really sucks.:
@travisdh1 said in Well, that really, really sucks.:
@wirestyle22 said in Well, that really, really sucks.:
@scottalanmiller said in Well, that really, really sucks.:
@coliver said in Well, that really, really sucks.:
@IRJ said in Well, that really, really sucks.:
@travisdh1 said in Well, that really, really sucks.:
@IRJ said in Well, that really, really sucks.:
I've had the opposite experience and have done better at organizations with no internal contacts.
Well, depending on how things go tomorrow, I may be headed down that road.
I know about quite a few openings in the Orlando area that are actively seeking employees. It may not be ideal for you, but lower cost of living and no state income tax.
But then you'd have to live in Florida...
That's the biggest problem.
Better develop a taste for bath salts
More like get used to taking a bath by stepping outside. I've been stuck in summer down there with no A/C before.
NJ is just as bad
Nothing short of a guaranteed mil/yr with a golden parachute contract would make me move to NJ. That place is an armpit, and I've been to El Paso.
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@Grey said in Well, that really, really sucks.:
@wirestyle22 said in Well, that really, really sucks.:
@travisdh1 said in Well, that really, really sucks.:
@wirestyle22 said in Well, that really, really sucks.:
@scottalanmiller said in Well, that really, really sucks.:
@coliver said in Well, that really, really sucks.:
@IRJ said in Well, that really, really sucks.:
@travisdh1 said in Well, that really, really sucks.:
@IRJ said in Well, that really, really sucks.:
I've had the opposite experience and have done better at organizations with no internal contacts.
Well, depending on how things go tomorrow, I may be headed down that road.
I know about quite a few openings in the Orlando area that are actively seeking employees. It may not be ideal for you, but lower cost of living and no state income tax.
But then you'd have to live in Florida...
That's the biggest problem.
Better develop a taste for bath salts
More like get used to taking a bath by stepping outside. I've been stuck in summer down there with no A/C before.
NJ is just as bad
Nothing short of a guaranteed mil/yr with a golden parachute contract would make me move to NJ. That place is an armpit, and I've been to El Paso.
It's the asshole of america imo
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@wirestyle22 said in Well, that really, really sucks.:
@Grey said in Well, that really, really sucks.:
@wirestyle22 said in Well, that really, really sucks.:
@travisdh1 said in Well, that really, really sucks.:
@wirestyle22 said in Well, that really, really sucks.:
@scottalanmiller said in Well, that really, really sucks.:
@coliver said in Well, that really, really sucks.:
@IRJ said in Well, that really, really sucks.:
@travisdh1 said in Well, that really, really sucks.:
@IRJ said in Well, that really, really sucks.:
I've had the opposite experience and have done better at organizations with no internal contacts.
Well, depending on how things go tomorrow, I may be headed down that road.
I know about quite a few openings in the Orlando area that are actively seeking employees. It may not be ideal for you, but lower cost of living and no state income tax.
But then you'd have to live in Florida...
That's the biggest problem.
Better develop a taste for bath salts
More like get used to taking a bath by stepping outside. I've been stuck in summer down there with no A/C before.
NJ is just as bad
Nothing short of a guaranteed mil/yr with a golden parachute contract would make me move to NJ. That place is an armpit, and I've been to El Paso.
It's the asshole of america imo
No, that guy has orange hair.
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@Grey said in Well, that really, really sucks.:
@wirestyle22 said in Well, that really, really sucks.:
@Grey said in Well, that really, really sucks.:
@wirestyle22 said in Well, that really, really sucks.:
@travisdh1 said in Well, that really, really sucks.:
@wirestyle22 said in Well, that really, really sucks.:
@scottalanmiller said in Well, that really, really sucks.:
@coliver said in Well, that really, really sucks.:
@IRJ said in Well, that really, really sucks.:
@travisdh1 said in Well, that really, really sucks.:
@IRJ said in Well, that really, really sucks.:
I've had the opposite experience and have done better at organizations with no internal contacts.
Well, depending on how things go tomorrow, I may be headed down that road.
I know about quite a few openings in the Orlando area that are actively seeking employees. It may not be ideal for you, but lower cost of living and no state income tax.
But then you'd have to live in Florida...
That's the biggest problem.
Better develop a taste for bath salts
More like get used to taking a bath by stepping outside. I've been stuck in summer down there with no A/C before.
NJ is just as bad
Nothing short of a guaranteed mil/yr with a golden parachute contract would make me move to NJ. That place is an armpit, and I've been to El Paso.
It's the asshole of america imo
No, that guy has orange hair.
Oh man that was the perfect setup!
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@coliver said in Well, that really, really sucks.:
@IRJ said in Well, that really, really sucks.:
@travisdh1 said in Well, that really, really sucks.:
@IRJ said in Well, that really, really sucks.:
I've had the opposite experience and have done better at organizations with no internal contacts.
Well, depending on how things go tomorrow, I may be headed down that road.
I know about quite a few openings in the Orlando area that are actively seeking employees. It may not be ideal for you, but lower cost of living and no state income tax.
But then you'd have to live in Florida...
Never heard that one before
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@IRJ said in Well, that really, really sucks.:
@coliver said in Well, that really, really sucks.:
@IRJ said in Well, that really, really sucks.:
@travisdh1 said in Well, that really, really sucks.:
@IRJ said in Well, that really, really sucks.:
I've had the opposite experience and have done better at organizations with no internal contacts.
Well, depending on how things go tomorrow, I may be headed down that road.
I know about quite a few openings in the Orlando area that are actively seeking employees. It may not be ideal for you, but lower cost of living and no state income tax.
But then you'd have to live in Florida...
Never heard that one before
I mean there's a reason people say it...
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@coliver said in Well, that really, really sucks.:
@IRJ said in Well, that really, really sucks.:
@coliver said in Well, that really, really sucks.:
@IRJ said in Well, that really, really sucks.:
@travisdh1 said in Well, that really, really sucks.:
@IRJ said in Well, that really, really sucks.:
I've had the opposite experience and have done better at organizations with no internal contacts.
Well, depending on how things go tomorrow, I may be headed down that road.
I know about quite a few openings in the Orlando area that are actively seeking employees. It may not be ideal for you, but lower cost of living and no state income tax.
But then you'd have to live in Florida...
Never heard that one before
I mean there's a reason people say it...
Yet our population keeps growing from the rest of the country...
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@IRJ said in Well, that really, really sucks.:
@coliver said in Well, that really, really sucks.:
@IRJ said in Well, that really, really sucks.:
@coliver said in Well, that really, really sucks.:
@IRJ said in Well, that really, really sucks.:
@travisdh1 said in Well, that really, really sucks.:
@IRJ said in Well, that really, really sucks.:
I've had the opposite experience and have done better at organizations with no internal contacts.
Well, depending on how things go tomorrow, I may be headed down that road.
I know about quite a few openings in the Orlando area that are actively seeking employees. It may not be ideal for you, but lower cost of living and no state income tax.
But then you'd have to live in Florida...
Never heard that one before
I mean there's a reason people say it...
Yet our population keeps growing from the rest of the country...
Yes, the zombie population. It's where the rest of us go to die out of courtesy as to not plague the population in our home states.
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@IRJ said in Well, that really, really sucks.:
@coliver said in Well, that really, really sucks.:
@IRJ said in Well, that really, really sucks.:
@coliver said in Well, that really, really sucks.:
@IRJ said in Well, that really, really sucks.:
@travisdh1 said in Well, that really, really sucks.:
@IRJ said in Well, that really, really sucks.:
I've had the opposite experience and have done better at organizations with no internal contacts.
Well, depending on how things go tomorrow, I may be headed down that road.
I know about quite a few openings in the Orlando area that are actively seeking employees. It may not be ideal for you, but lower cost of living and no state income tax.
But then you'd have to live in Florida...
Never heard that one before
I mean there's a reason people say it...
Yet our population keeps growing from the rest of the country...
You mean rate of change? California has you beat. Even Texas I believe is growing faster then Florida is.
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@coliver said in Well, that really, really sucks.:
@IRJ said in Well, that really, really sucks.:
@coliver said in Well, that really, really sucks.:
@IRJ said in Well, that really, really sucks.:
@coliver said in Well, that really, really sucks.:
@IRJ said in Well, that really, really sucks.:
@travisdh1 said in Well, that really, really sucks.:
@IRJ said in Well, that really, really sucks.:
I've had the opposite experience and have done better at organizations with no internal contacts.
Well, depending on how things go tomorrow, I may be headed down that road.
I know about quite a few openings in the Orlando area that are actively seeking employees. It may not be ideal for you, but lower cost of living and no state income tax.
But then you'd have to live in Florida...
Never heard that one before
I mean there's a reason people say it...
Yet our population keeps growing from the rest of the country...
You mean rate of change? California has you beat. Even Texas I believe is growing faster then Florida is.
Utah is top.
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@coliver said in Well, that really, really sucks.:
@IRJ said in Well, that really, really sucks.:
@coliver said in Well, that really, really sucks.:
@IRJ said in Well, that really, really sucks.:
@coliver said in Well, that really, really sucks.:
@IRJ said in Well, that really, really sucks.:
@travisdh1 said in Well, that really, really sucks.:
@IRJ said in Well, that really, really sucks.:
I've had the opposite experience and have done better at organizations with no internal contacts.
Well, depending on how things go tomorrow, I may be headed down that road.
I know about quite a few openings in the Orlando area that are actively seeking employees. It may not be ideal for you, but lower cost of living and no state income tax.
But then you'd have to live in Florida...
Never heard that one before
I mean there's a reason people say it...
Yet our population keeps growing from the rest of the country...
You mean rate of change? California has you beat. Even Texas I believe is growing faster then Florida is.
What I meant was that most of our population is from out of state, but the state is doing well in growth.
https://www.census.gov/newsroom/press-releases/2016/cb16-214.html
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@scottalanmiller said in Well, that really, really sucks.:
@coliver said in Well, that really, really sucks.:
@IRJ said in Well, that really, really sucks.:
@coliver said in Well, that really, really sucks.:
@IRJ said in Well, that really, really sucks.:
@coliver said in Well, that really, really sucks.:
@IRJ said in Well, that really, really sucks.:
@travisdh1 said in Well, that really, really sucks.:
@IRJ said in Well, that really, really sucks.:
I've had the opposite experience and have done better at organizations with no internal contacts.
Well, depending on how things go tomorrow, I may be headed down that road.
I know about quite a few openings in the Orlando area that are actively seeking employees. It may not be ideal for you, but lower cost of living and no state income tax.
But then you'd have to live in Florida...
Never heard that one before
I mean there's a reason people say it...
Yet our population keeps growing from the rest of the country...
You mean rate of change? California has you beat. Even Texas I believe is growing faster then Florida is.
Utah is top.
That's surprising to me. I figured Colorado would be #1.
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@IRJ said in Well, that really, really sucks.:
@coliver said in Well, that really, really sucks.:
@IRJ said in Well, that really, really sucks.:
@coliver said in Well, that really, really sucks.:
@IRJ said in Well, that really, really sucks.:
@coliver said in Well, that really, really sucks.:
@IRJ said in Well, that really, really sucks.:
@travisdh1 said in Well, that really, really sucks.:
@IRJ said in Well, that really, really sucks.:
I've had the opposite experience and have done better at organizations with no internal contacts.
Well, depending on how things go tomorrow, I may be headed down that road.
I know about quite a few openings in the Orlando area that are actively seeking employees. It may not be ideal for you, but lower cost of living and no state income tax.
But then you'd have to live in Florida...
Never heard that one before
I mean there's a reason people say it...
Yet our population keeps growing from the rest of the country...
You mean rate of change? California has you beat. Even Texas I believe is growing faster then Florida is.
What I meant was that most of our population is from out of state, but the state is doing well in growth.
https://www.census.gov/newsroom/press-releases/2016/cb16-214.html
I guess that's good? Lots of living dead down there though.
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Well I can tell you Vero Beach isn't the place for IT work.
