Many younger professionals are finding luck launching careers in second-tier cities like Raleigh, Milwaukee, and Birmingham, a new analysis shows. In one of the toughest markets for entry-level jobs in years, these cities stand out for their strong hiring, decent salaries, and affordability.
Why Second-Tier Cities?
Instead of Atlanta or Chicago, consider Birmingham, Ala., or Milwaukee. Or think Baltimore, in lieu of Washington, D.C. These cities offer a unique combination of opportunities that are often overlooked in favor of their larger counterparts.
The Benefits
- Affordability: Lower cost of living compared to major metros.
- Strong Hiring: Growing industries and companies looking for fresh talent.
- Quality of Life: More manageable commutes and a better work-life balance.
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