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[Jake]

Hmm. I perceive the job markets in those areas to be relatively static, so it may be you're on the losing side of supply/demand.

You should try applying to jobs in markets with a lot of demand to isolate whether it's high supply or truly fit. You don't have to decide to take the job until you actually get an offer, so it costs you some time off work at the very most.

So on that topic, other recommendations on where to apply (product management) that would be legitimately interesting to live, with some space for racecars and stuff, with tracks vaguely nearby? I don't really want to go northeast so I've looked south. Seems like if I get much past Atlanta area, I'd end up in Texas or California given my criteria.

Also - I've sent a few applications to companies in Atlanta, Austin, and Houston and have either not heard back or heard that the position was already filled.