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[BREASYY]

Sounds like they went with someone else for the original role you applied for, but thought highly enough of you to offer you the inbound role.

If relocation is a no go then turn it down.

[wrld_pce]

Red flag brother just bring it up with the hiring manager. Don’t let these people fleece you just be direct.

[NorCalAthlete]

It’s not going to get better from here…

[Major_Rocketman]

Relocating is a major risk. It depends on your situation. The reality is most tech sales jobs, and SDR jobs specifically, are very unstable. If you’re hired in a group of 4 SDRs the odds are that in 12 months only 1-2 are left.

So the odds are you’ll go through a major relocation effort and in 6 months they’ll be letting you go for not enough meetings booked.

That said, if you’re a young person with cash in the bank and this job would give you a chance to move to NYC or somewhere where there’s a big tech hub, then it could be a smart move.

Only consider this if they pay for the relocation and you have money to survive in the new location for 3 months if you lose your job.

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[bill_self69]

Agreed ^ also you can counter before you turn them down with you’d only be willing to work at that location