10 Best places to live in Texas

[silas777]

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[one is lonely]

Originally Posted by ChristieP

Hint: only hospitals that have trouble recruiting their own staff use travelers. That's why she ends up in awful places, and not in the nice ones!

I won't get into too many details, but I find it's a mix. Sometimes it's what you said, other times it's a place that's not sure about how many long-term workers are necessary. Or maybe a couple workers are on maternity leave. You just never know.

I just swear that the recruiters have an incentive from their employers to locate workers in the most remote locations possible. They'll obsess over towns with maybe a 1,000 people, but if that doesn't work out, all of sudden they'll pull a big city out of their hat. As if by magic. "Good news! Looks like a job in Ft. Worth just opened up. They'll be calling you in 2 minutes!" I'd love to know the truth...

[tomchard]

Originally Posted by augiedogie

Obviously this person likes the south plains and panhandle area. Just another list. They're all meaningless. They all prioritize the tastes of the author, and no one else.

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And, with fewer "words" than what I said, "augiedogie" stated just-about the very same thing.

Not everyone likes the sights, sounds, and smells that "identify" certain areas of Texas - that's OK! Please allow anyone who is thinking about a move the "opportunity" to go and discover all those places on their own.
For all intents & purposes, y'all's opinion - and mine, for that matter - don't mean anything, when it comes to personally checking-out a place in which to relocate.

For all y'all thinking about making a move to my Home State, most-everyone agrees that you should make a list of areas / towns / cities that you are interested in. Then, take time for a trip to the area, to check the places of interest to you.

... I probably beat this to death, now ... Sorry! - TC