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What are some Pros and cons. Weighing my options on offers from both.
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It’s an IT position and I’m still waiting on the final word/offer. Haven’t gotten any input on the pros and cons of moving to PR from the states, except for I’ll need to buy transportation. Edited by user Friday, November 20, 2020 5:15:11 PM(UTC)
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Currently, I work for DHS. In fact, I'm on my second DHS subagency. I would take the DHS job vs. FEMA job, as it's a specialized agency. Albeit, FEMA is a subagency of DHS, I think you might have more options at DHS. Have you done research on living in PR? I've also moved locations for the two DHS jobs. Good luck with your decision.
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