<prompt> Human: So for some personal reasons I am trying to relocate up to the Baltimore, MD area and it hasnt been as easy as Id thought so looking for some words of advice from you guys.I currently work in Atlanta, GA for a consulting company that does Business and Manufacturing System implementations. Its a smaller company that has been very good to me and has allowed me to gain vast amounts since I have been here, being able to fully plan and lead projects, work with customers and gain experience within many different ERP and MES architectures.My first problem is that it was been a lot harder than I thought to find a new challenging job in the Baltimore area. I have my resume on many websites and have applied to 15-20 positions so far and frankly none that are very excited or challenging... I dont want to be stuck in a company with automated Salary bands doing boring Data Analyst work so I am being a bit picky. The problem is that literally everyday I get a call and email about great positions, but they are in the Atlanta area. Can I use a relatives address in Baltimore on my resume and in my careersearch websites profile? Is this considered honest so that I can at least have recruiters from MD contact me? Is it fair game to use linkedin, etc to contact MD recruiters directly out of the blue?My other problem is I still have not told my current company anything, but Im afraid they might have gotten wind of my situation from my recent frequent trips lately. There is a chance of them allowing me to move and work remotely, but I wanted to wait and feel out the market first to have something in my pocket. Im feeling guilty as they recently gave me a huge project to fully run and they have at least tried to always be understanding and good to me... But its still a business right. Is it wrong that I have not told my company of my intentions yet? Should I 100 wait until I have offers before I bring this whole thing up? Id be leaving a large gap so I dont want to screw them over.Sorry for the long post but I am just looking for some general advice. My family is great but are blue collar and dont have the most experience with this kind of situation.FYI - I am currently 25 years old, went to a top Engineering college, and make 75K at my current position with great benefits.  <response>: Is it wrong that I have not told my company of my intentions yet?Absolutely not. You should never let your current employer know that youre looking for another job, until you have a firm offer in your hands. Once you accept the position, you can give your current employer a 2 or 3 week notice, which should give you enough time to tie up all the loose ends. Can I use a relatives address in Baltimore on my resume and in my careersearch websites profile?You can, but if you do this, your company will likely not help you out with relocation expenses. 