icpb wrote:Artistry wrote:I know most southern states tend to have insular markets, but who else?
Also, how can someone without ties overcome this nagging issue? Is becoming a citizen of the state in question good enough?
Hawaii


icpb wrote:Artistry wrote:I know most southern states tend to have insular markets, but who else?
Also, how can someone without ties overcome this nagging issue? Is becoming a citizen of the state in question good enough?
Hawaii
beachbum wrote:For Alaska, come to Duke. (Seriously). Alaska Law Review, bro.
imbored25 wrote:basically everywhere except really big cities (nyc/la/dc, etc)
tyro wrote:imbored25 wrote:basically everywhere except really big cities (nyc/la/dc, etc)
I've also heard that areas that are more popular like FL, AZ, CA, and maybe CO are less insular because people understand why you would want to move there. Makes sense but not sure if it's actually true.
Gail wrote:tyro wrote:imbored25 wrote:basically everywhere except really big cities (nyc/la/dc, etc)
I've also heard that areas that are more popular like FL, AZ, CA, and maybe CO are less insular because people understand why you would want to move there. Makes sense but not sure if it's actually true.
It's not true. Colorado, AZ, and Florida all seem very insular.
tyro wrote:Gail wrote:tyro wrote:imbored25 wrote:basically everywhere except really big cities (nyc/la/dc, etc)
I've also heard that areas that are more popular like FL, AZ, CA, and maybe CO are less insular because people understand why you would want to move there. Makes sense but not sure if it's actually true.
It's not true. Colorado, AZ, and Florida all seem very insular.
But firms will be less skeptical towards someone who randomly moved to Florida than someone who randomly moved to Idaho.
Artistry wrote:I know most southern states tend to have insular markets, but who else?
dingbat wrote:Artistry wrote:I know most southern states tend to have insular markets, but who else?
Any market that doesn't rhyme with fork
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