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Zanzenburger posted...

In my particular case, I looked for positions in very rural areas. It's much harder to find jobs specific to your industry, but the few that do exist tend to be easier to get as there aren't as many qualified candidates opting to live in rural towns for lower pay.

The job had very low pay, but they compensated for it by giving me a good title. Plus, the cost of living in rural areas is much lower so the pay still worked out nicely. The additional benefit is that after a few years, I was able to go work in a much more urban, populated area now that I had experience, and the elevated title opened many doors for me.

Yeah I kinda came to terms with having to do this as well. Im pretty open to relocating for work, but I havent applied to rural areas just yet. Guessing this is the answer.