Well, that really, really sucks.
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Well I can tell you Vero Beach isn't the place for IT work.
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@stacksofplates said in Well, that really, really sucks.:
Well I can tell you Vero Beach isn't the place for IT work.
Tampa has a lot, actually. I hate Florida and Tampa more than pretty much anywhere else in it, but it's a decently hot place (no pun intended) for IT work. One of the larger US markets.
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@coliver 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.:
@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.
LOL, true.
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@coliver Utah is Colorado adjacent. Plus it seems like Utah is big and empty enough that most people there could kinda do whatever and get away with it.
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@RojoLoco said in Well, that really, really sucks.:
@coliver Utah is Colorado adjacent. Plus it seems like Utah is big and empty enough that most people there could kinda do whatever and get away with it.
Yes, but it doesn't have the draw of Colorado, if you know what I mean.
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@scottalanmiller I know, Colorado having only a few Mormons is a big draw...
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@RojoLoco said in Well, that really, really sucks.:
@scottalanmiller I know, Colorado having only a few Mormons is a big draw...
That too.
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@scottalanmiller said in Well, that really, really sucks.:
@RojoLoco said in Well, that really, really sucks.:
@coliver Utah is Colorado adjacent. Plus it seems like Utah is big and empty enough that most people there could kinda do whatever and get away with it.
Yes, but it doesn't have the draw of Colorado, if you know what I mean.
Awww, you really do like me.
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I just moved to Utah back in October of last year. Tech has absolutely exploded here. Aside from housing costs in and around SLC, the cost of living has stayed relatively low too.
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@RamblingBiped said in Well, that really, really sucks.:
I just moved to Utah back in October of last year. Tech has absolutely exploded here. Aside from housing costs in and around SLC, the cost of living has stayed relatively low too.
I keep hearing nice things about this Utah place...
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@StrongBad said in Well, that really, really sucks.:
@RamblingBiped said in Well, that really, really sucks.:
I just moved to Utah back in October of last year. Tech has absolutely exploded here. Aside from housing costs in and around SLC, the cost of living has stayed relatively low too.
I keep hearing nice things about this Utah place...
Vere is dis Ootah anyway?
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@RamblingBiped said in Well, that really, really sucks.:
I just moved to Utah back in October of last year. Tech has absolutely exploded here. Aside from housing costs in and around SLC, the cost of living has stayed relatively low too.
But don't they have weird alcohol laws?
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@BRRABill can't be any worse than GA...
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@RojoLoco said in Well, that really, really sucks.:
@BRRABill can't be any worse than GA...
Only strange law in GA that I'm aware of is that a beer joint can't be closer than 100 yards to a church property or something like that (but that may just be a city ordinance)...
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@dafyre 3 tiered distribution (dirty from top to bottom, lots of folks taking a slice on the way), the fact that a regular store can't apply for a liquor license, 12:30pm before you can buy on Sundays (screw you, Saturday night 3rd shift workers), plus tons of stupid local ordinance stuff that's even stricter. Not to mention the ridiculous restrictions on brewery and distillery tours, and the fact that those places can't sell you their product directly (state liquor board has to get a piece, dirty crooked bastards). It's no surprise that GA is always ranked 47th or worse out of 50 in almost every conceivable category.
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@RojoLoco said in Well, that really, really sucks.:
ate liquor board has to get a piece, dirty crooked bastards). It's no surprise that GA is always ranked 47th or worse out of 50 in almost every conceivable category.
With NJ in 50th place
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@dbeato said in Well, that really, really sucks.:
@RojoLoco said in Well, that really, really sucks.:
ate liquor board has to get a piece, dirty crooked bastards). It's no surprise that GA is always ranked 47th or worse out of 50 in almost every conceivable category.
With NJ in 50th place
We're the best at being the worst
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@dafyre said in Well, that really, really sucks.:
@RojoLoco said in Well, that really, really sucks.:
@BRRABill can't be any worse than GA...
Only strange law in GA that I'm aware of is that a beer joint can't be closer than 100 yards to a church property or something like that (but that may just be a city ordinance)...
Because churchgoers and beer....
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@BRRABill Yes, they do. However, I make my own beer and I got a significant enough raise I don't care. And you can still buy all the booze, you just have to drive to a State run store to do so (they are everywhere).
And Colorado is just right over there if you're a heathen.
Sinner.
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@dafyre said in Well, that really, really sucks.:
@RojoLoco said in Well, that really, really sucks.:
@BRRABill can't be any worse than GA...
Only strange law in GA that I'm aware of is that a beer joint can't be closer than 100 yards to a church property or something like that (but that may just be a city ordinance)...
This is the case in NY as well... or at least it was until recently.
