RE: Finding suitable jobs WAS: Job listings with demand for salary

["Porrello, Leonard" <lporrello -at- illumina -dot- com>]

What harm can come of looking all over? You may even end up with two offers in hand that you can leverage, one from out of town and one in town. Or who knows, maybe you'll find work someplace you'd like even better. If you have the time to search, why not look for jobs in all of the places that you'd really like to live? 

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Subject: Finding suitable jobs WAS: Job listings with demand for salary


   A lot of great answers to my initial question. Thanks!
   No intent to provide a life story here... but I'm coming back to TW
   after a number of years in other related fields (documentation, web
   design, project management) for a handful of employers. In looking for
   TW positions, I'd prefer to work nearby (rather not have to sell or
   rent my house out, if possible), but I'm not opposed to taking contract
   positions anywhere.  Using my own scale here, jobs in the local area
   rank higher. Otherwise, I wouldn't even have asked the earlier
   question.
   Should I lose the focus on local jobs and begin applying all over the
   country? This is unfamiliar territory for me. I just don't know what
   the process entails.
   Thanks!
   ~john
   On 12/6/2011 8:54 AM, Bill Swallow wrote:


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