<prompt> Human: DINK dual income no kids.In the case of a couple that are both gainfully employed in separate fields, and one member of the couple gets a job offer somewhere far away that will be great for career advancement and way more compensation, but the other part of the couple does not have a job lined up, how do couples work this out?Assistant: In my case Im being offered a dream job at one of the best places to work in the world, and is about a 75 raise over my current compensation. However with the loss of my partners income if we were to move, the net result would be that our combined income assuming her income is zero is slightly less than prior to the move, and we would be leaving a cheap suburb for NYC. She may be able to get a job in her field but who knows how long it would take...months, years?Not sure what to do...Human: Play around with this see how much your 75 increase in compensation will really mean when you move from a cheap suburb for NYCAssistant: Wow, interesting, I nearly break even on my salary. That freaking blows.There are other perks though, such as better retirement plans and this company is so good to work for google that after being there for a few years I could go almost anywhere. Not sure if that is worth it.  <response>: It sounds worth it to me. Im in the same field. Even if, asking cost-of-living increases, you just about break even, once youve been at Google for a few years, you could always move back to a less expensive place but with a much higher salary thanks to having Google on your resume.Also, I doubt that your SO would be unable to find a job in NYC regardless of field. 