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I knew it was always a third tier city, but the number of jobs went from 130 a year ago to 45 today. Is it me, or does it seem like with the cost of living increasing it would be better to farm out operations outside Utah? It seemed up until 2020 the BLS showed a straight up trajectory for financial services, but the past three years it was muddle, and now seems to be even more muddled or declining. I have an offer outside of Utah for a 37% increase and a 15 percent bonus. Does anyone have insight on the market? I know other places have declined (Denver, Phoenix, etc.) But Salt Lake seems dramatic.
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