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Depends on how far he's willing to drive to jobs.
Dahlonega is nice. It is though, SMALL. Mostly touristy and the center of town is ALL tourist stuff. Still nice to visit though, and the north Georgia mountains are nice. Be aware though that in springtime they do get some pretty hefty storms.
You are around 70 or so miles north of Atlanta and some heavy suburbs are a little closer than that on the northside of the city, as well as growing suburbs east and west of Dahlonega. So there is plenty of electrical work to be done, so long as he's not expecting to only have to drive 5 miles in any direction to get to it all.
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Considering a move to Dahlonega
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