Life in a metropolis can turn into a real test. It is especially difficult to adapt to those who previously lived in a calmer rhythm. To survive in a metropolis, you need to learn how to independently organize your life.
Instruction manual
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It is believed that living in a metropolis is easier than in small towns. However, in fact, large cities provide their residents with not only a lot of opportunities, but also a large number of stresses and problems. That is why a significant part of those who go to the capital to earn money, after a short time, is forced to return home.
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To survive in the metropolis, it is better to prepare for the move in advance. Explore the rental housing market, select the appropriate options, talk with the owners or agents, carefully study the contract, request additional photos. Upon arrival, you just have to inspect the pre-selected apartments and make a deposit.
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It is better to look for work in the city in advance. Study the level of salaries in the city chosen for the move to protect yourself from unscrupulous offers. Post your resume on job sites, arrange with potential employers and pre-interview by phone, email or video in Skype. Try to provide several suitable options so that you can have a choice during a live interview. Pay particular attention to the employer's compliance with labor laws.
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Take care of ways to deal with stress. Bring a few familiar and beloved things with you that will make new housing cozy, develop a program of leisure and relaxation. Try to get out of the house more often for walks - this will help you to quickly get used to the city and at the same time unwind.
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Try to quickly make friends and acquaintances. they can be both colleagues at work, and virtual acquaintances from various online forums. Meetings and conversations with interesting and pleasant people will help maintain a good mood and avoid feelings of loneliness and self-doubt.
Helpful advice
Be prepared to deal with bouts of mild depression and self-doubt.
