Re:Why Are America’s Three Biggest Metros Shrinking?
by mattkrause on Wednesday September 11, 2019 @11:17AM
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This is especially true if you're part of a couple.
If one of us finds a job in New York, Boston, or Chicago, there's probably something nearby for the other too.
GE had some interesting R&D jobs in Schenectady, but unless they hired both of us, it would be a lot tricker for the other spouse to find something relevant. US universities, which are often located in small towns, sometimes offer "spousal hires", where they either create a new position for one person, or at least give them some preference when hiring. I've never heard of a company doing that, but it would certainly pique our interest (anybody need a neuro/ML guy?)
If one of us finds a job in New York, Boston, or Chicago, there's probably something nearby for the other too.
GE had some interesting R&D jobs in Schenectady, but unless they hired both of us, it would be a lot tricker for the other spouse to find something relevant. US universities, which are often located in small towns, sometimes offer "spousal hires", where they either create a new position for one person, or at least give them some preference when hiring. I've never heard of a company doing that, but it would certainly pique our interest (anybody need a neuro/ML guy?)