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Hi folks I got a call from a UBS recruiter for one of the jobs I had applied for Pune location. Unfortunately, the call got disconnected due to poor network at my end. And she did not call back.
The call was from this generic UBS HR number +65 64958000. I only caught the first name of that recruiter - Pooja/Puja.
Could someone let me know how to get back in touch with them? (I tried searching on LinkedIn but could not find the recruiter)
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Do you like the outdoors and trips out of the city? Will be cheaper and more convenient to keep your car than rent.
Sell it unless you need it to commute to your office in San Mateo or something
It depends on whether your car gives you joy or feels like a big expensive tool. I personally like cars - their cost is insignificant to me relative to the utility they provide. I like the freedom to go wherever, whenever, using a private and familiar automobile. I have lived without a car for years and I didn’t like relying on bicycles, public transit, Uber and car sharing networks.
If you’re truly downtown, a parking garage will likely cost you $400-$600/month. A surface parking lot can be as little as $300/month. I live a mile west of downtown and I pay $190/month for a garage spot in the Fillmore Center.
Having a car downtown is going to be expensive and likely a pain as well. On the other hand, if you ever end up living outside the city a car is nearly mandatory (I somehow put it off for 3 years after moving here from the Midwest without a car but finally gave in).
Sell it.
What exactly do you mean by downtown area?
I would highly recommend keeping your car. It’s convenient to have a car in SF to get around to the grocery store, neighboring areas like Napa, etc. Most people in the city have cars, even if they don’t use them to commute to work in the financial district.
Just make sure you find a place to live that has a parking space option and you’re all good.
And also, you could always sell your car here in SF if it turns out you don’t like having a car in SF.