anyone ever apply for jobs in a random city or state far away from home?

[Sad Bunny]

I am so glad I got my degree. It makes it easier to find jobs and relocate.

Im browsing openings and thinking about heading to California but id miss my fam

 

[|r|e|a|d|]

My current gig (in DC) I got while i was working in NY. When I was hunting I was applying all over the country. Had 2 interviews with companies 1 in Tampa the other in Atl @ offices they had in NY had 1 with a Memphis company on the phone. The DC one I came to DC to interview for.
This time next year I plan on starting the search again and i'm thinking about relocating the fam so i'll be concentrating on positions on the west coast.

 

[cleanface coney]

yea man its good practice i used to do it all the time

 

[No Homo]

Yup...got my resume with my sisters address in GA. I was actually going to go out there few yrs ago but shyt came up out here had to stay for a min.

 

[unit321]

anyone ever apply for jobs in a random city or state far away from home?
Not a random city or state. When searching on job websites, I do narrow down my possibilities. There's no way I'm going to move to a big city. Commuting and high cost of living sucks.

I don't bother with states like Utah or Alaska. People would ask me why I moved there, and the problem with that is I would be asking myself why I moved there and I wouldn't have an answer.

 

[Liquid]

I did start putting my name out there and Best Buy Mobile contacted me for a manager position somewhere in Illinois...I was like