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[Migrated, see pinned post] Casual Conversation
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I moved from a smaller city (~100k) to a bigger city (>2m). These are the biggest pros as I see it:
Neutral points which people like but don't really matter that much to me:
Cons:
On balance, the pros far outweigh the cons for me, and I will likely be staying in the city for a long time.
Side note here: Better access to work-related events. It is possible to WFH for some jobs that were previously city-only, but you'll be missing out on not only the casual socialization of stuff like grabbing a pint after work, but also various technical meetups. I've gone to meetups for fields of work not related to me just because I find the topic interesting and it's easy to swing by.
Agreed, I think being on-site has large social advantages.