
Rural Network Engineering Jobs: Career Challenges
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In this week’s episode, Andy and Aaron are absent, so it’s the Dan and A.J show! Dan and AJ talk about living in rural areas and the various challenges it can pose to the job market. They set the stage by talking about population sizes in their area and compare it to other areas, and then they discuss the related effects that can have on the job market. We also discuss the pros and cons of staying at one employer vs having multiple jobs.
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