Is there one location that has a better upside for you?

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Jul 22, 2014
10:21:01am

JOPE

career wise? I.e. they have a bigger operation, more room for growth in a certain city.

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My work is transferring me to one of 4 places in TX. Which place is best?

thebruce

7/22/14 10:19am

Wow, you're right. Not the greatest selection. Tough to choose.

nephicoug

7/22/14 10:20am

start looking for a new job.

TN_Coug

7/22/14 10:20am

I second this

nephicoug

7/22/14 10:21am

I would have done that as soon as they said Texas.

chago04

7/22/14 10:23am

Dallas/FW and San Antonio are great cities.

flyusaf

7/22/14 10:24am

RE: Dallas/FW and San Antonio are great cities.

chago04

7/22/14 10:25am

LOL - it's only for 1 year, and they have well made it worth my time.

thebruce

7/22/14 10:29am

Abilene and Wichita Falls because they're still close to DFW

WDaddy

7/22/14 10:30am

Abilene: No, no, no, no, no. Did I say "no" enough?

ol' Blue Eyes

7/22/14 11:24am

I know, I know. It was difficult to even write it but look at the options I had

WDaddy

7/22/14 11:30am

Is there one location that has a better upside for you?

JOPE

7/22/14 10:21am

Honestly all 4 are about the same. It will only be for one year

thebruce

7/22/14 10:30am

RE: My work is transferring me to one of 4 places in TX. Which place is best?

kimchicoug

7/22/14 10:21am

Oh good golly. God bless you.

WDaddy

7/22/14 10:22am

If that's all you have, then 1) Abilene and 2) Wichita Falls 3) Quit

WDaddy

7/22/14 10:22am

Oh please. There are far worse places than those 4.

flyusaf

7/22/14 10:38am

But that ain't saying much.

WDaddy

7/22/14 10:52am

Amarillo and Wichita Falls ain't bad.

flyusaf

7/22/14 10:23am

RE: Amarillo and Wichita Falls ain't bad.

chago04

7/22/14 10:23am

What?

Smoke Monster

7/22/14 10:26am

To be honest, I fly into Amarillo every now and then and go to this really good

flyusaf

7/22/14 10:30am

You mean Big Texan?!? Puke.

WDaddy

7/22/14 10:31am

No, some place in a Marriot or a Hilton (can't remember which). It's legit.

flyusaf

7/22/14 10:32am

Phew. I was worried for a moment.

WDaddy

7/22/14 10:33am

LOL... so was I.

Smoke Monster

7/22/14 11:05am

The airport is the nicest thing in Amarillo...

Smoke Monster

7/22/14 11:06am

Tough but I'd say WF. It's the furthest north without being Amarillo

Stop_JimmerTime

7/22/14 10:23am

Amarillo is the only one I've visited. So it would get my vote.

Renocougar

7/22/14 10:23am

it's the only one I've visited, so it WOULDN'T get my vote

fattycoug

7/22/14 10:30am

Whichever will give you the best visibility and opportunity to move up and out.

shoganai

7/22/14 10:25am

^This^

goldy-loak

7/22/14 10:28am

No on Abilene and San Angelo. If you want to be closer to mountains...

ol' Blue Eyes

7/22/14 10:25am

I would go with Amarillo since it's on I-40 making a drive to Utah shorter

JayOwen

7/22/14 10:30am

Which place has the best BBQ ? Lets be honest!

IDAHO 4 Y

7/22/14 10:36am

exactly.

thebruce

7/22/14 10:36am

Abilene has some good BBQ.

flyusaf

7/22/14 10:38am

Update - Forgot to add 2 more cities - though they may be bad too.

thebruce

7/22/14 10:36am

I'd rather be in GA for a year

WDaddy

7/22/14 10:38am

Sounds like you have 2 choices then

BYUFam1

7/22/14 10:41am

I lived in WF during my AF training - lots of transients there because of the AF

BYUFam1

7/22/14 10:42am

Waco has a rich history in religious whack jobs, so there's that.

Cylon Coug

7/22/14 10:49am

Oh, but just noticed that's not one of your four choices. Sorry to get your

Cylon Coug

7/22/14 10:50am

Amarillo - hands down

cornellcoug

7/22/14 11:05am

Amarillo is the closest to a temple.

Marking Time

7/22/14 11:34am

Wichita Falls. Closest to DFW and not a dump like Abilene. SA is dirty and

TexanY

7/22/14 11:36am

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