Can anyone share what software space is like in Manchester, UK? Salary vs cost of living? Specific tech stack that is dominant? Overall health -- are people getting laid off often? Any specific companies I should look out for (mainly aware of Booking.com, Autotrader, Starling, Lloyds)? I'm looking to relocate but have no professional connections there. I have been a full stack software engineer for almost 3 years now, mainly for American banks and would not mind similar roles.

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Hi all, I’ve been a software developer for 8+ years with a decent mid-range salary, but my true passion has always been electrical work. I enjoy doing home projects like switches, fans, and lights, and I love working with tools. I’m thinking of switching careers and wonder: what’s the best path to reach $100k+ in California? Union, apprenticeship, solar/EV work, or something else? Also, can my software background help in automation or smart homes?

Hi all, I’ve been a software developer for 8+ years with a decent mid-range salary, but my true passion has always been electrical work. I enjoy doing home projects like switches, fans, and lights, and I love working with tools. I’m thinking of switching careers and wonder: what’s the best path to reach $100k+ in California? Union, apprenticeship, solar/EV work, or something else? Also, can my software background help in automation or smart homes?

Hi all, I’ve been a software developer for 8+ years with a decent mid-range salary, but my true passion has always been electrical work. I enjoy doing home projects like switches, fans, and lights, and I love working with tools. I’m thinking of switching careers and wonder: what’s the best path to reach $100k+ in California? Union, apprenticeship, solar/EV work, or something else? Also, can my software background help in automation or smart homes?

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I’m looking at renting a small office studio space for work. I read on google I could expense 100% of the rent and utilities for this space. I have an S. Corp set up. Does this all check out or is there anything I need to watch out for in order to write off 100% of that space? 1099s have been rare so like 95% of my income this year has been W2, just for reference.

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