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I have lived and worked in the US Midwest and as an engineer I had no trouble finding a job there, But, I discovered that if you hadn’t gone to high school there it was hard fitting in socially - Especially dating… Regions are different - Places like CA and FL and TX especially in the larger towns have a lot of people from somewhere else and they are used to new faces (but most of CA is hideously expensive)… In terms of work and jobs if you get training of some kind that comes at least with a certification or degree that is a very portable qualification that you can take anywhere. Or move somewhere where there are plenty of jobs looking for workers (like Huntsville AL where I now live) and a reasonable cost of living.
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I have lived and worked in the US Midwest and as an engineer I had no trouble finding a job there, But, I discovered that if you hadn’t gone to high school there it was hard fitting in socially - Especially dating… Regions are different - Places like CA and FL and TX especially in the larger towns have a lot of people from somewhere else and they are used to new faces (but most of CA is hideously expensive)… In terms of work and jobs if you get training of some kind that comes at least with a certification or degree that is a very portable qualification that you can take anywhere. Or move somewhere where there are plenty of jobs looking for workers (like Huntsville AL where I now live) and a reasonable cost of living.