The major focus of this chapter is the occupational changes that occurred due to migration, especially on whether the poorer migrants have been able to realise their aspiration for better livelihoods by migrating to Dhaka. It analyses the respondents’ occupational patterns, trends, and changes at different points in time—before migration, immediately after migration, and the occupation at the time of the survey. It confirms structural changes in the economy with the waning of the number of agricultural workers and the increase in those employed in the services, construction, and transport sectors prior to migration. It also addresses the scope for better livelihood for an average urban resident, reviewing data on how long it took them to secure a job, whether it involved any cost, their level of job satisfaction, how long they continued with the same job, and whether they got an opportunity to switch to more-rewarding jobs.