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Is there any stipulation how long you have to stay there? It'd be great if you wanna just chill inside and stack money for a little but Id personally assume most would find it be a downgrade in terms of living condition

So basically A***yst?

i live in dallas and make pretty much the same. 22 living at home with my parents but moving out to downtown in the fall. Do it OP. I’m sure Dallas won’t compare to NYC, but it’s definitely a great city and not as boring as people make it out to be. Also, the whole yeehaw cowboy stereotype is not true. As a POC, you won’t feel out of place except for maybe rhe super duper wealthy neighborhoods but even then it’s not bad. Big Arab presence in 2 smaller cities called Richardson and also Plano which are about 15 min from downtown AMA if there’s anything you want to know.

Pretty much

Do you have an ig or anything bro? DM me

The move won’t happen for another year but I definitely will have a lot of questions later

Nope they just need bodies to fill out that new office and I’ll probably get promoted down there

dm’d

Never been but you’ll be close to Austin and Houston incase Dallas is too boring, and you for sure would be stacking some bread out there compared to NYC, you could even go back after saving some money up 🤷🏽‍♂️

Are they paying your relocation fee?

If you have the option to transfer back to NYC then yeah I'd say try it for a year or two. You get to save some money, but you'd need a car tho

If you end up moving, keep us updated. I'm also in nyc but been thinking about moving out eventually

Might as well just start learning how to walk backwards too cause that’s what you’ll get

Move

You should quit and let me get that job, rookie. I’d know just what to do

i mean it's tx but it's also Dallas so like

visit first week of August and then decide

Giving my L1 rn

Dallas is Lit, especially if you're in Dallas proper and not a suburb like Plano or Forth Worth. I'd do it. Look into a neighborhood called Deep Ellum. It has like a Williamsburg type feel.

Hell yeah you should, if there's nothing keeping you stuck there

Stay in that role for a few years, save up money in Dallas, find a higher position at another company in NYC, put a down payment on a nice place in the city

And who knows u might even love Dallas enough to stay. House prices alone would make me wanna move down there

Dallas wont ever compare to NYC for you tbh
Its mostly suburbia there

Bro acting like Dallas, Texas is stuck in the 60s or post 9/11 lmao

@op now you can buy a gun e z

Im in Texas and wanna leave here for NYC lmao

Tbh I would, and I from nyc

Congrats on the opportunity OP but absolutely not we got too many niggas down here already