15 of the Best Cities for Finding a Job in 2019

15 of the Best Cities for Finding a Job in 201915 of the Best Cities for Finding a Job in 2019With the unemployment rate at a record 18-year low, theres no time like the present to polish up your resume and cover letter and departure applying for jobs. But, in some cases, getting hired for a job might largely depend on where youre located, according to the WalletHub story, Best Cities for Jobs. It compared 180 U.S. cities across 30 markers of job market strength, ranging from the amount of jobs available to employment growth to monthly starting salaries.Looking to see which places are the best to find a job? Here they are, ranked from first to fifteenth Arizona appears three times on the list, ranking first, tenth, and fourteenth, respectively. Colorado also appears twice on the list, landing in both the fifth and thirteenth slots. Weve added in convenient links to see the flexible and remote job opportunities each city (or state) hasScottsdale, AZColumbia, MDOrlando, FLSan Francisco , CAColorado Springs, COPortland, MEPlano, TXWashington, DCBoston, MAChandler, AZSouth Burlington, VTMinneapolis, MNDenver, COTempe, AZPittsburgh, PABROWSE OPEN REMTOE JOBS BY LOCATIONMore specifically, the findings break down as followsMost Job OpportunitiesOrlando, FLSalt Lake City, UTCharleston, SCColumbia, SCPortland, MEHighest Employment GrowthColorado Springs, COReno, NVHuntington, WVHialeah, FLGlendale, AZHighest Monthly Average Starting SalarySan Jose, CAWashington, DCBridgeport, CTSan Francisco, CAOakland, CALowest Unemployment RateSouth Burlington, VTFargo, NDHonolulu, HIMadison, WIBismarck, NDShortest Average Work Commute TimeBurlington, VTTallahassee, FLMissoula, MTColumbia, SCHuntington, WVIf you dont live in any of these cities and are on the hunt for a new job, dont fret There are plenty of remote jobs out there that have no schauplatz requirement. Check out these 25 companies currently hiring for work-from-anywhere jobs today