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On 15-6-2009 16:29, Invisible wrote:
>>>> Oh, were you thinking of moving if you got the job in Oxford? If
>>>> so, that's a great step forward. :-) But I'm talking about
>>>> broadening your search to find something that leverages your skills
>>>> regardless of location.
>>>
>>> Yeah, but, finding a job in a reasonable location is a higher
>>> priority than finding a job that's a "perfect" match for my skills. I
>>> mean, what does it matter how good the job is if I have to live in
>>> Leeds to get it? I might as well stay where I am.
>>
>> Ever heard the phrase 'job satisfaction'?
>
> I point being, what's the point of having a great job if it means you
> have to live somewhere utterly horrid? Priorities...
Indeed priorities. I would prefer a good job over a nice place to live.
Mostly you won't have time to enjoy it anyway and during the weekends
you can always go somewhere better. Your priorities seem different.
That said, what about all those great places to live other than MK?
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