As the U.S. economy is slowly opening up, it looks like Dallas-Fort Worth may be set to experience economic growth due to being listed among the best U.S. areas to launch a new career.
Per a report by business social media site LinkedIn, Dallas is listed as No. 15 of best places for new college graduate to pursue their chosen career. The country’s highly volatile economy during 2020 has left those entering the job market for the first a little nervous, and knowing where their best chances are might greatly influence their choice of location.
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Three factors were weighed by LinkedIn in determining rankings: job availability, good starting salaries, and affordable rent. The median annual salary for DFW entry-level “career starter” jobs is 65,300 and rent is $1,423 per month. Texas was well represented among the top 15 on the list, with Houston at No. 10 and San Antonio at No. 13.
The coastal cities that have traditional attracted college graduates – the San Francisco Bay Area, Los Angeles, Washington, D.C. and New York – did not make the list. Although they still offer the highest starting salaries, their high rents were seen as diminishing their attractiveness.
Among the top career opportunities listed on LinkedIn’s list for these areas are teacher, software engineer, registered nurse, project engineer, project manager, analyst, and consultant.
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