If You Were Unemployed, But Had A Hefty Savings Of 10K, In What Ways Would You Approach Your Job Search Differently? (lemdit.com)

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The point is not to chill and just burn through the savings and not work. How would having that much money saved, change the way you look for jobs?

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[-] ShittyRedditWasBetter@lemmy.world -2 points 1 year ago

No you don't. Not in any space the average person would be or should be willing to live in. Unless you mean you own the place.

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