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Did you have a tough time searching for jobs in your city in 2010? If so, year 2011 looks kinda promising, especially if you live in major metros like NY, Chi, DC & LA.
Looks like Detroit, Las Vegas & Cleveland are not among the top 20 hiring cities. Are they still in limbo?
Top 20 Hiring Cities
Rank City Annual Open Jobs Listed*
1 New York 779,778
2 Washington 695,566
3 Chicago 608,375
4 Los Angeles 528,870
5 Philadelphia 457,918
6 Boston 424,726
7 Atlanta 335,493
8 Charlotte 303,725
9 Dallas 293,691
10 San Francisco 283,080
11 Seattle 270,747
12 Pittsburgh 243,136
13 Baltimore 236,672
14 Denver 227,272
15 San Jose, Calif. 222,647
16 Phoenix 186,657
17 Hartford, Conn. 174,705
18 Miami 169,160
19 Houston 167,555
20 San Diego 149,513
Top Jobs
Rank by Number of Job Openings Job Type*
1 Information Technology Jobs
2 Sales Jobs
3 Engineering Jobs
4 Marketing Jobs
5 Healthcare Jobs
6 Accounting Jobs
7 Management Jobs
8 Manufacturing Jobs
9 QA – Quality Control Jobs
10 Nurse / Healthcare Jobs
* Based on over 2 million jobs listings on CareerBliss.com
They say (other posts) that Atlanta is making a recovery but I am not sure if that is because people are relocating to other states or if it's jobs that have relocated to Georgia. Anywho, glad to see we are on the list.
I wonder what percent of these numbers represent the "phantom" jobs that recruiters post every day?
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