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Client-site work and frequent travel make the home-to-office commute less dominant. Grant would put more weight on social fit, easy access to major roads and airports, and an apartment that works well when the employee is away. For that reason, he leans toward Lower Heights, Greater Heights, or Montrose for many traveling Sendero consultants rather than automatically living next to the Post Oak office.
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