Cali vs NC

[money_minded]

I dont know if they give me an option to choose, but if they ask me, what is best place to settle down? 

Lived only in NJ so far and I feel like moving to some place in South where there is no traffic/better quality of life. 

[LadiesTailor]

Cali ante California nee kada picha lite move to NC Better weather and relatively low cost of living 

[mettastar]

2 minutes ago, money_minded said:

I dont know if they give me an option to choose, but if they ask me, what is best place to settle down? 

Lived only in NJ so far and I feel like moving to some place in South where there is no traffic/better quality of life. 

no second thought NC .. close the thread

[tacobell fan]

3 minutes ago, money_minded said:

I dont know if they give me an option to choose, but if they ask me, what is best place to settle down? 

Lived only in NJ so far and I feel like moving to some place in South where there is no traffic/better quality of life. 

Take Cali because once you lose this job, you will have hard time finding another in NC and you may end up doing travel. If you don't want Cali, then you have to move to NC then to another other east state. My advise is to think ahead not just current situation.  Charlotte also has lot of traffic. 

[money_minded]

3 minutes ago, LadiesTailor said:

Cali ante California nee kada picha lite move to NC Better weather and relatively low cost of living 

okay, nice. Thx

[money_minded]

2 minutes ago, mettastar said:

no second thought NC .. close the thread

why? Is that bad in Cali?

[money_minded]

3 minutes ago, tacobell fan said:

Take Cali because once you lose this job, you will have hard time finding another in NC and you may end up doing travel. If you don't want Cali, then you have to move to NC then to another other east state. My advise is to think ahead not just current situation.  Charlotte also has lot of traffic. 

FT. 3-5 years same role in job, i think

[tennisluvr]

Go to Cali if you want more work options, and if you want to move up the corporate ladder. 

Go to NC if you choose a relatively more laid back life, and aren't too ambitious about your career prospects. 

[money_minded]

1 minute ago, tennisluvr said:

Go to Cali if you want more work options, and if you want to move up the corporate ladder. 

Go to NC if you choose a relatively more laid back life, and aren't too ambitious about your career prospects. 

ok, thx. 

[tacobell fan]

3 minutes ago, money_minded said:

FT. 3-5 years same role in job, i think

I worked 7 years for a client in small town. Until we have a job, everything seems working in your favor. Once you are out, you know how much disruptive that can be to be in small town. 

[money_minded]

NC salary is 125K + benefits. How much calif salary should be to have same quality of life. I have family, so not a lot of weekend travel

[money_minded]

2 minutes ago, tacobell fan said:

I worked 7 years for a client in small town. Until we have a job, everything seems working in your favor. Once you are out, you know how much disruptive that can be to be in small town. 

Is Charlotte bad for jobs? 

[tennisluvr]

Just now, money_minded said:

NC salary is 125K + benefits. How much calif salary should be to have same quality of life. I have family, so not a lot of weekend travel

Cali lo it depends on where you live. If it's in the Bay Area, equivalent would be around 250k

[tacobell fan]

Just now, money_minded said:

NC salary is 125K + benefits. How much calif salary should be to have same quality of life. I have family, so not a lot of weekend travel

Calif means it's very hard to satisfy your appetite, but you can survive for long. 

[tennisluvr]

Just now, money_minded said:

Is Charlotte bad for jobs? 

Not too bad but depends on your visa status and technology.