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You should not have any problems with your degree you got. IN Pgh we have a culinary school and many graduate and got good jobs in Pgh. Downtown pgh is where most good class restaurants too.
I am sure you will find something. I do not even make what you are making much much less and lived ok in Pgh.
You should not have any problems with your degree you got. IN Pgh we have a culinary school and many graduate and got good jobs in Pgh. Downtown pgh is where most good class restaurants too.
I am sure you will find something. I do not even make what you are making much much less and lived ok in Pgh.
No, no, I am not doing the culinary thing, just used as an example that I do not eat out that often (why pay 20 bucks for something that I can make for 7?) My degree is in Computer Science and the jobs I am looking at are mainly programming/database administration.
OK - here are the details of the definite possible job. Downtown in PPG Plaza, salary is approx 38k a year starting (raise in 6 - 8 months). I am looking for a 20 - 30 minute commute. Where would you guys recommend moving?
Ideal place is really an outskirt with good access to 279/79 preferably. I am 27, have a girlfriend that is staying behind, so I won't be out chasing the ladies, but I do enjoy a "bar atmosphere" place to hang out, but not a club. I'm not really a big spender, but I do game and like techie toys. I want a safe, modern place, if possible.
My initial thought would be Greentree/Scott Township, but you could also look in the Dormont/Beechview area, which is close to 279, but would allow you to take the T downtown.
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