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Hiking and outdoors > too intense work culture.
Most people who move to NYC only stay for 2-5 years. I've been here 2 years now and I'm looking to move somewhere else. Don't get me wrong, NYC is a lot of fun. There's always something to do, but you can find 90% of the same shit in other major cities and won't spend half of your salary on rent. Also the dating scene here is nuts, and not in a good way
Work culture is awful in NYC, yes. Especially if you work on FS clients
As a girl you'll end up with endless dating options in SF. Ratio is in favor
I just moved to NYC this year and want to get out so bad 😩 what was I thinking
One thing to consider is where do you want to build friendships and stay long-term?
ZS is right.
NYC! More fun than SF and more diversity, culture. Yes the guy ratio is better in SF but as they say "the odds are good but the goods are odd"
D2 seen new hires transfer to both, nothing is that hard if you use your network
Chicago is a good "light NYC" if you can survive the winter every year.
I second @BCG1 Chicago is definitely the way to go.
SF!!!! But I'm biased as I live here :) Lived in NYC for a bit and hated it. Don't know if I'll ever leave the Bay Area!
Move to Denver!
Is the work culture in NYC really as bad as they say it is?
I live in NYC and am little bit of a workaholic. I like it here coz there's so much to do. But if you are worried about an intense work environment, don't move here. You'll hate it.
Move to Santa Monica. SF is overrated
NYC for when you're younger! I love it here but will probably end up in SF around 30
Both offices are extremely hard to transfer to, if you want to stay at Deloitte
I know someone who moved from NY to Chicago and now wants to move back.
I'm trying to move out west but my family and friends are all here in NYC =\