<prompt> Human: Whats the best process of moving out of state for a job? Initially, I assumed it would be a good idea to have a job offer in place before moving. But in practice, you would probably have a couple of phone screenings and then need to appear in person for a live interview. If you had to interview for several different positions, and you couldnt schedule them in the same week, it would be very costly and time consuming having to fly out of state each time. Even if you received a job offer, the company would probably want you to start relatively soon, but it might take a month or more to actually move once you factor in finding a new home, packing your stuff, and tying up all the other loose ends.So conversely, it seems like if you really plan on moving to a new state, you should save up some money, move there, and then start looking for a new job. That poses its own risks too. What if you cant find a job in that area? What if finding a job there takes longer than you expect and you end up depleting your savings too quickly? Thats a big risk--packing up everything and going someplace far without any prospects in place.Whats the best way to do it?  <response>: Just a pro tip, if youre moving with stuff, checkout Amtrak shipping. This changed my life and will save you hundreds in moving costs. 