Is anyone relocating to a hub this Fall? If so, What are the expectations on timeline?
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@1pyc I live in America's Finest City, no way I want to move anywhere lesser for this company. I've been to all the hub cities, each one is a significant downgrade. Which is exactly what the bank wants since they can pay you less to live there.
Because they currently live in an S-ho-e. I was extremely happy to move to a hub, and paid out of pocket to do so. Very greatful for the opportunity. There are some truly horrible places to live in this country, and I lived in one of the worst. If you already live in a great place, then relocation probably doesn't sound that attractive, but for a lot of people it's a great move.
I just accepted an internal job and was told I would need to move; no relo offered and no set date to move by, just was in the offer that I was required to move when told and I agreed to do so. I’m ok with it as I’ll move to a location I could find other work in if needed.
Based on Charlie's Town Hall, you have to be in a hub to advance in your career. I bet you will have to pay to relocate yourself, unless you're lucky to be one of the chosen few they want to keep.
@dlo+1aPvfvkF What do you think?
In all three talk about hubs and relocation, nobody has talked about the elephant in the room...
Forced relocation: company sponsored, or out of your own pocket??
I'm so over the relo strategy and hub city thing. It's boring. I know it's stressful. It is for me too. I'm not living here-nor-there right now because I'm waiting for my leadership to make a decision and communicate it to us. So I'm in no man's land. I think I'm just getting used to it now .. sigh.
Why would anyone relocate to a hub to follow this company? No thanks!
Then why is my group still hiring outside of hubs?
Yes, 4-6 mo after they give the orders