If WFH no problem at all, if in the office massive bust. You are paid well in part to compensate you to live near the office and be accessible. You could make it work but its not worth it my opinion, once you start the job you will realize time becomes the most valuable thing and an hour and a half round trip commute is likely not sustainable.

 

If you mean living with family, depends on their attitude towards you. I tried living with family when I just left the military and will never do that again. After work you’re going to want time to yourself and privacy. Family unintentionally has a habit on intruding on your peace. 

 

2 hours of travel a day? Mixed with 16 hour days? You’re being paid a lot of money, live close to your office. What about getting laid? Making friends? 

 

Good idea for WFH, but in person 40 min is an extremely long commute. When you're getting crushed and only getting 3-4 hours of sleep a night, cutting that down to 1-3 hours by commuting is just an awful idea, and you won't want to head back down on weekends so won't have much of a social life. 

When I was a first year I lived 20 minutes from the office and it was too long of a commute. Do training/any other WFH in Harlem and then move down once you hit the desk in person. It's worth the money to get that much sleep back.

 
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Idk man all of the work with none of the fun seems like you'll burn out faster (and invariably get a worse bonus) than your coworkers and have a miserable existence considering the hours you're already putting in.

I get that 24k is a lot of money but also recognize that you only live once (I know it sounds cliche) and also that the job you're about to take is a marathon. That rent savings means nothing if you have to end up quitting 2-3 months in due to the reasons mentioned above.

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how do you expect to get any putang if you're still living at home

 

how do you expect to get any putang if you're still living at home

lol

 

Lived in Washington Heights for my 2 yrs as an analyst at GS and made the 40-50 min commute every day. If u have the luxury of living at home and saving rent, do it. train ride downtown and uber home. 

A lot of comments from above are obviously people who let work define their entire existence and would probably live in the office if they had the option lol..

 

it really depends on your family situation.   i lived at home the first few years of working, and it was fine...my family understood i needed a degree of privacy and independence, and they were very supportive....they just wanted to help set me up to succeed...saving money on rent really helped with that.

If your family is like mine...no curfew or obtrusive behavior, then its totally fine.  My family knew that when it was time for me to share with them, i would...they had their own thing going on, and so it worked out great...no stress...save money...all good.   You won't be bringing girls home from the bar...but you can always go back to their place or be a baller and get the one-off hotel room if need be with last minute deals on priceline.

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