I moved from Kazan to Yekaterinburg and became disillusioned with the local life.
Victoria has been living in Yekaterinburg for a year and a half and compares the two cities on her social networks. The girl praises the local buns and the Ural cuisine, but complains about crowded buses, roads and looking for a job.
According to the blogger, it is difficult for her to find a suitable vacancy in Yekaterinburg. In the interviews they offer a salary of 35-45 thousand rubles for shifts of 13-14 hours. At the same time, renting an apartment costs 35-45 thousand rubles, and additional services 4-6 thousand.
Victoria was also surprised by the local word "hang" instead of her usual "hang" and stated that there are no bank branches in shopping centers in Yekaterinburg. But she considers the rolls in the city much tastier than those from Kazan.
- Yekaterinburg is better.
- Kazan is better.
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