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Some other questions to ask:
Living in Oregon, I am obviously partial to saying you should move to Portland.
That being said, I do have a few questions that may be slightly off topic, but help out a lot:
What size of a company do you want to work for and do you enjoy traveling a lot? If yes to both, I might actually suggest a company that has multiple locations. That way, if you go on business trips, you can play in the area you move to, and still squeeze some time at courses in other parts of the country.
Some examples related to Portland and other parts of the country for you: Nike and Columbia have world headquarters in Beaverton (about 45 minutes from Portland), and they also have regional offices in NYC, Cali, distribution centers in Tennessee &/or Kentucky, and a lot of offices in other parts of the country. Adidas also has North American HQ in Portland, and then some offices South Carolina, NYC and also different parts of the country. Intel and Oracle have branches in the Portland area, while their headquarters are in Silicon Valley. Boeing also has offices all over the country too.
If you are not up for a big company, would you still go to industry expos related to cyber security?
Basically, the point of this post is that you might try finding some companies that will let you explore different parts of the country in some way shape or form. That way, you don't get stuck place all the time. Hope this helps. :thmbup:
Living in Oregon, I am obviously partial to saying you should move to Portland.
That being said, I do have a few questions that may be slightly off topic, but help out a lot:
What size of a company do you want to work for and do you enjoy traveling a lot? If yes to both, I might actually suggest a company that has multiple locations. That way, if you go on business trips, you can play in the area you move to, and still squeeze some time at courses in other parts of the country.
Some examples related to Portland and other parts of the country for you: Nike and Columbia have world headquarters in Beaverton (about 45 minutes from Portland), and they also have regional offices in NYC, Cali, distribution centers in Tennessee &/or Kentucky, and a lot of offices in other parts of the country. Adidas also has North American HQ in Portland, and then some offices South Carolina, NYC and also different parts of the country. Intel and Oracle have branches in the Portland area, while their headquarters are in Silicon Valley. Boeing also has offices all over the country too.
If you are not up for a big company, would you still go to industry expos related to cyber security?
Basically, the point of this post is that you might try finding some companies that will let you explore different parts of the country in some way shape or form. That way, you don't get stuck place all the time. Hope this helps. :thmbup:
. I just need to do some searching for job openings in different places that I would want to live. Oregon, North Carolina, and Colorado seem like top picks for me at the moment.
