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Go where they are.

The spin that "the jobs are going to X" is often propaganda generated by the Business Development folks of Region X.

If jobs are currently in Y, they'll likely be there for a while. First, it's economical. New offices and manufacturing facilities are expensive! Also, industries need supply chains and infrastructure (education and training systems, etc) to support it. If that exists companies aren't ready to move quickly.

Secondly, Region Y isn't going to give up its jobs to Region X easily. Region X may boast the opportunities are coming, but until they exist, it's all talk. Region Y may be putting incentives (to match or beat those in Region X) together to keep the jobs intact.

Finally, even if you have a "short term" job in Region Y and the jobs DO move to Region X, you can follow. Now you have experience as well.

2006-07-19 02:08:47 · answer #1 · answered by Iridium190 5 · 3 0

it is right to go where the opportunities are going as it will take more time for going to gone than are to gone.

Make hay when the sun shines, if u exploit the opportunities before anybody else does or only a handful has tried, u still have a bigger and better chance.

Its tough in the beginning, as the saying goes " In the beginning your 10 unit of efforts will reap 1 unit of reward, after sometime its vice versa"

Best of Luck

2006-07-18 22:18:32 · answer #2 · answered by sunshineloves 1 · 0 0

Go where opportunities are going; the opportunities that are will soon cease to be as they are taken.
But be wary; they can go very quickly, and might not be what you think that they are.

2006-07-19 01:44:47 · answer #3 · answered by Ben G 3 · 0 0

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