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Congratulations! You have got a Job Offer

Congratulations! You have got a Job Offer

Congratulations! You have got a new Job offer. This new job is in a different city and you will need to relocate.
You sit down to compare the new offer vs existing job.
You list down all the pros and cons objectively. You derive weighted average score for each job. Surprisingly both the scores are equal.
No further advise is available.
Will you stay put in your existing job or relocate to take up new offer?
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