Why Your Next Career Move Might Be To Texas — Dave’s Diary
Howdy Pardoner! Looks like you might want to mosey on down to Texas if you’re a hankerin’ to go to work. Six of the top twelve cities are found in the lonestar state. Not making enough? Not working? Looking for a new job? If that’s you, you aren’t alone. More than 10 million Americans are on the job hunt with you. And you’ll want the 2014 report on the Best & Worst Cities to Find a Job .
WalletHub scoped out the job prospects in the 60 largest U.S. cities using a variety of factors that contribute to a good working possibility.
For more information about where your city ranks, check out: http://www.wallethub.com/edu/best-cities-for-jobs/2173/
Best Overall Cities for Job Seekers
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Fastest-Growing Workforce | Highest Median Starting Salary | |||
1. | Bakersfield, CA | 1. | San Jose, CA ($57,108) | |
2. | New Orleans, LA | 2. | Washington, DC ($52,344) | |
3. | Kansas City, MO | 3. | San Francisco, CA ($49,272) | |
4. | Santa Ana, CA | 4. | New York, NY ($48,312) | |
5. | Fresno, CA | 5. | Seattle, WA ($39,804) |