I lived in rural Pennsylvania for 23 years before moving to a big city. The culture shock was real.
Briefly

In DC, I learned how to navigate city life and experienced a lot of firsts, including different ways to use public transportation that excited me.
The work culture in DC was intense; it felt like I was thrown into the most competitive environment where every moment felt like a networking event.
Despite the culture shock from moving from a one-stoplight town, I embraced the mass of options available in a vibrant city.
Transitioning from a quiet rural lifestyle to a bustling metropolitan area challenged me, but also opened up a new world of experiences and opportunities.
Read at Business Insider
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