Need A Job?: The Ten Best Cities For Job Seekers In 2011

Although unemployment has been at it’s lowest within the past years since the Great Depression, the Economy has been showing signs of growth as the unemployment numbers slowly decrease.

Research has shown that jobs have been increasing in almost every field that includes retail, automotive, media, and many more variety of jobs.

So which states have the best opportunities for a young college graduate who just stepped in the real world, or a person who was laid off trying to get back on their feet?

Peep the page #’s below to find out which cities are giving you the best job opportunities.

In Seattle, over 75,000 jobs have become available for the 2011 year.

The 68% increase has opened up more than half the jobs available that were available last year and seem to favorite in Retail & Wholesale Trade.

If you can withstand the city that receives the most rain and suicides, then a bachelors in Marketing and a determined attitude may be what you need for a trip to Seattle.

If you keep hearing that Atlanta is one of the fastest growing cities, that’s because it is and with 82,000 jobs available in 2011 it’s easy to see why.

With a 75% increase in job availability, many people are moving their whole families to Atlanta for not only a good job but also for a good environment with good schools.

With Media and Communications having the most amount of job availability increases, the dirty south isn’t looking too dirty anymore.

With a big state comes big opportunities, and there are 95,000 reasons why this could be your opportunity.

In one of the most diverse states in America, 81% increase of jobs range from all kind of fields such as Automotive, Technology, and even Real Estate.

Now with more than twice the amount of jobs available than last year, Dallas seems to be the head city for job opportunities in Texas.

Philadelphia has been lowering the crime rate and increasing the job rate by almost 70%.

In fact, there is now 100,000 jobs, available in 2011 which completely exceeds last year’s total of only 51,000.

Philly also serves great job searching for the surrounding states of Delaware and New Jersey.

Staying fairly quiet, Boston has had a 78% increase in jobs for the new year and is looking to make some noise.

With 119,000 new jobs available, anyone coming out of school with any form of a technology degree should instantly think of interning and searching for jobs there.

Although the winters are harsh, most people will have enough jobs to support the family with some heat.

The windy city may be blowing in some new people with it’s 122,000 jobs available for 2011.

With a 74% increase in overall jobs, Chicago has increased it’s job availability in many different fields including, Automotive, Manufacturing, Finance, and even Real Estate.

Although crime has been a problem in this city, with the crime rate slowly decreasing and jobs increasing, look for Chicago to become a fast growing city soon.

Although it was almost impossible to find a job last year in the Bay Area, this year it is a completely different story.

With a 98 yes 98% increase in job availabilities, the Bay Area now has over 152,000 jobs available in a vast variety of fields.

While Los Angeles may seem to be the popular choice, many should think about making the move to the yay area!

The nation’s capital has been increasing in jobs for the past couple of years, but this year may be its most improved year.

Now with 153,000 new jobs, the 53% increase in jobs can have people stop making their commutes the the Baltimore area and stay in the city.

Although it’s been down, Real Estate is one of the biggest growth of job availabilities in D.C., and if more people decide to move to Obama’s neighborhood, then it could become a profitable move.

Los Angeles has overcame a lot of economy problems and continues to grow.

Now with 169,000 new jobs available, the city of Angels has experienced one of its biggest increase in jobs ever with close to a 72% increase.

That means for every one job that was available last year, there is now 4 in the same field.

New York isn’t called the city of opportunity for nothing, and 267,000 new jobs prove its title.

With an over 80% increase of new jobs than last year, New York has 3 new jobs to every 1 that was available last year.

Though it may have some of the most expensive real estate out of all the cities, New York’s new jobs cover almost any field of study as well as labor.

The city that never sleeps is definitely not going to be the city that never eats, especially for those in the financing and accounting departments.