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Austin does not even have all practices for all Big 4. But New York isn’t better just bc it’s “New York”.
Different cities offer different opportunities. Especially in small cities, you might only experience a certain industry, etc. Are you looking for fully remote? Looking to move? Curious in what situation you’d compare NYC and ATX.
Remember to factor taxes and COL into the “higher” SF salary. I would say it’s easier to job search in the city you’re in, so think where you want to being term.
No
Classic D. This is a clear yes situation.
Exit ops will be different - not due to the city but the clients/experience/industries you have exposure to are different between offices. The cities are going to be relatively neutral impacts - but it does depend on what you want your exit ops to be. If you want an exit op in tech on SF… it will likely be easier to get experience to position yourself for those from the SF office. Vs if you want to end up on Wall Street, you’ll have an easier time finding opportunities that position you better in NY