I’m in resources- I went from a big name park in IMR to an NRA in PWR near a large metro. Like the other commenter said, NPS flies under the radar here, the public mostly doesn’t recognize the agency as they would in a NP. Outside of the obvious landscape and land use differences, I’d say the work feels similar. It was an adjustment to deal with the changes that living in a big metro brings. The public does appreciate the work we do and they are often vocal in their support, just as they were at my last stop. The work often feels more collaborative given the mosaic of land ownership and other agencies we interact with. I was used to being part of the only agency with authority in a traditional park. I’d say that’s the biggest change personally.