10 best and worst cities for finding a new job

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10 best cities for finding a new job

1 Washington, D.C.

2 Boston, MA

3 San Francisco

4 Seattle

5 Baltimore

6 Atlanta

7 Chicago

8 New York

9 Denver

10 Philadelphia

10 worst cities for finding a new job

30 Riverside, CA

29 Memphis, TN

28 Detroit

27 Tampa

26 Louisville

25 Cincinnati

24 Miami

23 St. Louis

22 Los Angeles

21 Indianapolis

http://www.careercast.com/career-news/december-2010-10-best-and-worst-cities-find-job

[rsn 135]

It's a good thing NY is on that list. You need about 6 jobs to survive in that ripoff haven. I can say the same for DC though.

Edited January 6, 2011 by rsn

[spookyturtle 9,466]

And BY kept telling me how Boston sucked.

[SuperDuper! 230]

So did you EVER believe anything BY said?

[spookyturtle 9,466]

So did you EVER believe anything BY said?

I believe everything everyone tells me, especially online. Why would anyone lie or exaggerate?

[elmcitymaven 9,712]

I believe everything everyone tells me, especially online. Why would anyone lie or exaggerate?

So you believed it when I said I was smokin' hot in real life? I'm really a dude.

[spookyturtle 9,466]

So you believed it when I said I was smokin' hot in real life? I'm really a dude.

Of course I believed you. I know you are smoking hot. You can't fool me.

[luckytxn 2,264]

Very strange. I went online and every other rankings of the best job prospects had none of these cities except Washington D.C. Even Forbes. In fact I saw one where the exodus from the Northern and Northeast cities was still going to happen so maybe with fewer people to be looking and the economy picking up that means a greater chance to get jobs.

[SuperDuper! 230]

I believe everything everyone tells me, especially online. Why would anyone lie or exaggerate?

U R right. BY would never lie and exaggerate.

Edited January 6, 2011 by Boing!

[elmcitymaven 9,712]

Well, I was before I started the transition... Soon I'll achieve my personal goal: to look just like Alex Kapranos from Franz Ferdinand.

Very strange. I went online and every other rankings of the best job prospects had none of these cities except Washington D.C. Even Forbes. In fact I saw one where the exodus from the Northern and Northeast cities was still going to happen so maybe with fewer people to be looking and the economy picking up that means a greater chance to get jobs.

On a more topical note, South Central CT was one of the few areas to steadily create jobs throughout the economic crisis.

[spookyturtle 9,466]

Well, I was before I started the transition... Soon I'll achieve my personal goal: to look just like Alex Kapranos from Franz Ferdinand.

On a more topical note, South Central CT was one of the few areas to steadily create jobs throughout the economic crisis.

You're ruining my fantasy. Stop it. And welcome back from never never land. Eric ruined the other site. Again.

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On a more topical note, South Central CT was one of the few areas to steadily create jobs throughout the economic crisis.

South Central CT? So the dead zone between Hartford and Stamford?

[spookyturtle 9,466]

Hartford is nice.

[elmcitymaven 9,712]

You're ruining my fantasy. Stop it. And welcome back from never never land. Eric ruined the other site. Again.

Sorry, Spooks. Fine, fine. I still look like Natalie Merchant with long hair, if that helps.

And yeah, I did a driveby on Expats and saw it was the all Eric, all the time show and hightailed it out of there.

South Central CT? So the dead zone between Hartford and Stamford?

OI!!!!!!!!! They do not call me elmcitymaven for nothin'! Don't be hatin' on us. The Greater New Haven area (specifically the towns to the west, like Orange) rode out the storm not too bad.

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Hartford is nice.

Yeah I know a few people who work for The Hartford up in Hartford and they do have it nice. Their money goes a long way up there.