If you want to find a job, move to one of these cities, according to new data from WalletHub.
In a report, Best and Worst Cities to Find a Job, WalletHub analyzed the employment opportunities in the 60 largest cities in the United States and ranked them by such things as number of job openings per capita, industry variety, cost of living and the prevalence of employer-provided health benefits. The data was collected in Febuary.
The cities with the fastest-growing workforce, according to WalletHub, are Bakersfield, Calif.; New Orleans and Kansas City, Mo.
The cities with the highest median salaries are San Jose, Calif., ($57,108); Washington, D.C., ($52,344), and San Francisco ($49,272).
Fresno, Calif., New York City and Los Angeles were at the bottom of the list of 60 for finding jobs.
The best cities for finding a job, with no. 1 being the best, are:
10. Houston
Houston has the fourth-highest average annual income of the 60 largest cities.