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The other day someone pointed at a (agent-free, so presumably cheaper than average) listing for a one-bed flat in That Londons (Hackernee, IIRC).
Yesterday, I was invited, via the means of Linkedin, to apply for a job at a M$ subsidiary, also in That Londons.
I note that the cost of object (a) is some three times my mortgage. (Two bed house, garage, garden (of sorts), relatively quiet area handy for both bikepath and what passes for public transport around here.)
I would imagine that even M$ would baulk at paying three times current salary so one might continue living in relative comfort.
How is this actually supposed to work, because I'm buggered if I can see it..
Yesterday, I was invited, via the means of Linkedin, to apply for a job at a M$ subsidiary, also in That Londons.
I note that the cost of object (a) is some three times my mortgage. (Two bed house, garage, garden (of sorts), relatively quiet area handy for both bikepath and what passes for public transport around here.)
I would imagine that even M$ would baulk at paying three times current salary so one might continue living in relative comfort.
How is this actually supposed to work, because I'm buggered if I can see it..