15 Best Cities For Jobs In The United States

Welcome back, everyone! 🌟 Today, we’re diving into "The BEST Cities for Career Growth in 2023" across the United States. If you're looking to move, find a new job, or just curious about trending cities, you're in the right place! 🌆 Join us as we uncover the top cities brimming with job opportunities and a booming economy. From the tech hubs of San Francisco and Seattle to the vibrant scenes in Nashville and Austin, these cities promise a bright future!

🔹 **Why These Cities Are Popular:**
- **Nashville, TN:** Thriving in healthcare and music industries 🎶
- **Salt Lake City, UT:** Tech startups and financial firms galore! 💻
- **Charlotte, NC:** A banking powerhouse with great BBQ 🍖
- **Denver, CO:** Aerospace, tech, and craft beer heaven 🍺
- **Austin, TX:** Live music capital + tech innovation 🎤

🔹 **Pros & Cons:**
- **Pros:** High job growth rates, robust economies, and excellent quality of life 🌟
- **Cons:** Some come with a high cost of living 💸

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Whether you're considering moving to a new city or just exploring, this video has got you covered. Let's uncover the best places to jumpstart your career! 🚀

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CHAPTERS:
00:00 - Intro
00:45 - #15. Nashville, TN
02:24 - #14. Salt Lake City, UT
03:24 - #13. Charlotte, NC
04:30 - #12. Raleigh, NC
05:19 - #11. Denver, CO
06:10 - #10. Seattle, WA
07:02 - #9. Austin, TX
08:19 - #8. San Francisco, CA
09:47 - #7. Dallas, TX
10:43 - #6. Orlando, FL
11:17 - Orlando, Florida
11:55 - Boston, Massachusetts
13:30 - Atlanta, Georgia
15:00 - San Jose, California
17:00 - Phoenix, Arizona
18:10 - Columbus, Ohio

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[annhowcroft]

I don't know how people could afford some of these cities with their housing prices.

[jessicaburdell]

Moved down to Austin, Texas with my three kids, just a month ago from Flemington, New Jersey, not a day or minute I've regretted about my decision. Plus, the new rail company I work here has an even more homely environment than even my previous one I worked in Jersey.

[JnniferLynn]

You should do a countdown of the 15 worst places for jobs and economic growth.

[Cargolux_]

San Francisco: It sure is nice having all those ample job opportunities. Honey, you’ve barely touched your cup noodles.

[magicrat]

Denver population is 713, 252 not 227, 211 (thought I was back in the 80's with that number)

[zackarienewton]

I'm from Cleveland and just spent a weekend in Columbus. My wife and I were shocked at how nice it seemed. I'm watching this while there were just shootings across the street. Maybe its time to move

[mayhem]

I never considered moving to the east coast but North Carolina is starting to peak my interest.

[DJCinthaBoy]

You should do smaller cities that produce jobs

[TerryAnnOnline]

The job application site at my work let’s you how many people applied for a position. Atlanta usually has about 200 or 300 people apply. NYC usually has about 30 to 50 applicants.

[darwinapala]

I am from N. Texas, Rockwall, to be exact, just outside of Dallas. I've considered moving back. From this list, Raligh and Charlotte NC sounds attractive.
I am semi retired and currently in the OKC metro and liking it okay.
Ultimate goal.... going back to Europe

[michaelwall]

Anyone else notice that nine of the fifteen cities on the list are state capitals? I guess being a center for government operations produces a strong job market.

[gregshonle]

FWIW: Denver's population is currently over 700, 000. Metro Denver is close to 3 million.

[garysd]

That one drone skyline shot in the Austin segment is not Austin. The one with the tower with the sphere on top....that is Dallas.

[richardroy]

Nashville is similar to SF in that It occupies most of Davidson county. Growing fast too!

[LukeLamoreaux-egcy]

I can't wait to move to slc. I live in st. george, ut right now but can't wait to be in slc. I love it so much there.

[Mel-bemg]

I am in Austin. My husband and I want to have kids, and we are terrified. The wait to see a good OBGYN is months, and the conversations are difficult to have. I literally broke down crying at an OBGYN's office last month. We own a small home here and cannot afford to move. It feels like a nightmare. I am so afraid. I'm having a child a bit later in life because I thought I was doing the right thing by saving to go back to college and get my degree. Now I have a computer science degree in a tough job market, I will be a high-risk pregnancy, and I feel trapped in a state that doesn’t support women’s health. We are broke and we are trapped here. It feels like every couple of weeks there is a new case of a woman on the verge of dying here due to pregnancy complications. It is horrifying. There are no early career tech jobs in Austin. Everyone here wants 6+ years of experience. All of the early career jobs are in other cities. It is awful down here if you're a woman trying to start a family or a new career in tech. Don't come here. People are leaving. We are trying to leave and many of our friends have already left.

[dennisw.truman]

As a private in the Army my first new car was a 1986 Yugo. Imagine going to the commissary with 3 kids in car seats in the back seat and you and the wife up front. The baggers hated to load our car. 😂

[eksbocks]

I'm glad he's mentioning specific companies. A lot of people talk about moving somewhere.

But it can't be done unless there's opportunities that are better than Minimum Wage.

[buffalobill]

Briggs you know why I didn't go to college? Because I'm a great decision maker and joined the Air Force. Small price to pay for a retirement check at 40 and years of building skills and experience for an 6 figure job after retirememt

[MrRdvs]

Healthcare in FL? They don’t pay nurses jack in Florida. I’d love to go back but I’d take a pay cut and have a cost of living increase. The lack of income tax isn’t going to upset.😊