- 13 job listings
- Most are seasonal, hourly, or temporary
- Not many full-time salaries or permanent jobs
- Jobs: sales rep, truck driver, assembly line positions, warehouse workers
- These jobs do not look attractive to me. However, they are good jobs for people who do not have jobs right now and are having a hard time finding a job. They all pay a little above wages, which can be very helpful to someone out of a job.
Washington, DC
- 15 job listings
- Most are contract or permanent positions
- Jobs: Managers, specialists, consultants, administrators, assistants
- When comparing DC and Madison, the differences in job listings are very apparent. These seem like more white collar jobs with higher wages, which is more desirable than the seasonal/hourly/temporary jobs with lower wages in Madison.
New York, NY
- 31 job listings
- Range from contract jobs to temporary jobs because of the variety of positions because of how big of a city it is
- For the most part, the jobs were: coordinator, executive, manager, cross sale business consultants
- Starting from Madison, the cities I chose get bigger and bigger and they have more variety in their job opportunities. New York is the biggest city, which creates a huge range of jobs that could be part of the blue collar and white collar job fields. For the most part though, these jobs in NY seem more desirable with higher wages.
1 comment:
Kyle,
I really enjoyed your blog post especially when you mentioned how you imagine yourself living in New York City after college. I chose the same city because similarly to you I felt that it encompasses the most potential job opportunities for any given field.
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