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Did you just graduate from College? Are you part of the millennial families who are looking for employment opportunities in the U.S.? Do you want to have a better job than the one you have in the present day? Well, if any of those questions apply to you, you might read this article for a list of the 25 best cities to find a job in the United States. Check it out.
Santa Barbara, California
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Santa Barbara is located in the south of California. It is often described as the “American Riviera”. It is considered the “paradise” for many. Tourism –alongside the education industry and local government is one of the main financial sources of this city. Which is not as larger as Los Angeles, but its recreational amenities make it look like a cosmopolitan area. Its unemployment rate is 3.9%.
Worcester, Massachusetts
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Worcester is located at the center of the state of Massachusetts. It is denominated by many “the Heart of the Commonweath”. This town provides accessible housing for its residents, a great diversity of green zones, quality health services and universities, not to leave aside Worcester’s cultural and/or recreational amenities. Its unemployment rate is 3.7%.
Baltimore
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One of this city’s major employers are in the health services zone. Baltimore, Maryland is a cozy small town, being denominated teasingly “Smalltimore”. Many are left in shock by this town’s aesthetic architecture. Its unemployment rate is 4.2%.
Milwaukee, Wisconsin
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Milwaukee is home to many great historical and cultural amenities. This city has made it relatively easy and modern for its locals to manage a life there. Its unemployment rate is 3.1%
Portland, Oregon
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Portland’s steps toward a metropolitan successful economy might not be huge, but it has been contributing stability, opportunities and prosperity little by little to its locals. This city’s major employers are in the technology, manufacturing, athletic industry, alongside within the health care services. Its unemployment rate is 3.8%.
Sacramento, California
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Sacramento has been going through several transitions in order to make Cali’s capital a bit more cultural and technological as its local surroundings are. On the other side, this city is very rich in the farming sector. Its unemployment rate is 3.7%.
Huntsville, Alabama
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This city is home to aerospace engineers and/or enthusiasts because of two major reasons. Because NASA’s Marshall Space Flight Center is located in Huntsville, it has attracted the attention of many aerospatial companies, creating working opportunities for many. Its unemployment rate is 3.5%.
Raleigh and Durham, North Carolina
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Raleigh and Durham, North Carolina are well known for their quality universities. Relatedly, these cities’ major employers dwell in the education sector, specifically in the college area. Raleigh, Durham and Chapel Hill from one city, being denominated the “tri-city”. Its unemployment rate is 3.4%.
Portland, Maine
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Portland’s economy dwells in small business within the manufacturing and retail sectors. Its unemployment rate is 2.6%.
Hartford, Connecticut
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Hartford’s unemployment rate might be a bit higher than the national index –4.2%/3.8%. However, this city’s median annual salary is approximately $10,000 higher than the national average. You can find old/modern art and/or architecture in this town.
Austin, Texas
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Austin, Texas is becoming a technological city little by little. Government and education, alongside tech companies, are the major employers of this city. On the other side, Austin catches the attention of many tourists because of its colorful and/or cultural venues. Its unemployment rate is 2.9%.
Des Moines, Iowa
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Des Moines’s accessible housing is one of the major factors attracting the attention of many tech companies, tourists and families. Although its Median Annual salary does not reach the national levels by a bit, its unemployment rate is 2.4%. On the other hand, in this city, there is plenty to do!
San Diego, California
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Really cozy, that is how you can describe the city of San Diego. Its beaches, surroundings, people and energy would drag your attention right away! Not to mention, its ideal weather and job opportunities. Technology, tourism and research –thanks to its university sector, are the major employers in this town. Its unemployment rate is 3.3%.
Santa Rosa, California
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Santa Rosa’s economy dwells in the farming –wineries and brewpubs, and tourism sectors. Relatedly, there is plenty to do! Its unemployment sector is 2.7%.
Manchester, New Hampshire
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Manchester’s unemployment rate is 2.5% and its Median Annual Salary is a bit higher than the national levels. Its economy varies from the technology, communications, financial, health and manufacturing sectors. Additionally, there are plenty of green spaces alongside college and university campuses.
New York City
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The Big Apple is considered to be the financial and publishing capital of the United States. It is home to many national and international businesses. Its economy dwells in finance, fashion, shipping and manufacturing. Its unemployment rate is 4%.
Madison, Wisconsin
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Madison is home to health care software. Its economy dwells in health services and technology. Its affordable housing has caught the attention of many locals and corporations. Its unemployment rate is 2.2%.
Denver, Colorado
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Denver’s major employers are college-related; research, in addition to the aerospace, defense and tourism industries. Its unemployment rate is 3%. On the other hand, if you are a fitness addict or nature lover, this might the place for you. People with such interest have found strong similarities with this city.
Seattle, Washington
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Seattle is the home of important corporations like Amazon, Starbucks and Microsoft. Yet, Google offering employment opportunities to many. The median salary is quite high in comparison to the national index. Its unemployment rate is 3.9%.
Minneapolis- St. Paul
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Minneapolis-St. Paul is home to important businesses like Target, Best Buy and General Mills. Its economy dwells purely into science; the biology and technology sectors are the most important ones in this city. Its unemployment rate is ideally 2.7% and Median Annual Salary is $56,030.
Honolulu
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Hawaii’s capital is well known for its defense industry, with the U.S. Army and Air Force bases on Oahu. Even though, tourisms contributes a great portion to this city’s economy,. its health care sector is quite important to locals in regards to employment opportunities. Honolulu has one of the lowest unemployment rates at the national level (2.1%), with a Median Annual Salary of $54,030.
Boston
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Boston’s economy dwells in the education sector, with its recognized universities in the international spectrum; Harvard University and Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Its unemployment rate is 3.1%.
Washington, D.C.
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Although Washington’s major employers dwell in the public and government sectors, there are important private corportaions headquartered there. Its unemployment rate is 3.4% and Median Annual Salary $69,210.
San Francisco, California
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This city is ideal for any millennial who is planning to move out soon, seeking for job opportunities. San Francisco’s economy dwells in the tourism, technology, finance and technology sectors, making it have an unemployment rate of 2.7%. Its Median Annual Salary is quite high in comparison to the country’s index ($69,700).
San Jose, California
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San Jose is well known for its nickname; Silicon Valley. Its major employers dwell in the technology sector, with important corportaions such as Apple and Google headquartering there. Additionally, this city offers many outdoor activities for its residents and tourists to do. Yet, these are not the most amazing features of this town, its unemployment rate and Median Annual Salary are; 2.6% and $77.180 respectively.
