The 20 best US cities for finding a job in 2018 来源：businessinsider ｜ 作者：Rachel Gillett ｜ 2018/2/17 2:16:37 ｜ 浏览：1681 ｜ 评论：0
San Francisco is expensive — but it's also a great place to find a new, well-paying job.Andrey Bayda/Shutterstock. If talk of resolutions and new beginnings is giving you a sense of wanderlust, you're in luck. There are tons of cities perfect for getting a fresh start and snagging a new, well-paying job.
To find the 20 best cities for finding a job in 2018, personal-finance site WalletHub compared 182 of the most populous US cities based on 26 metrics（like job opportunities, employment growth, monthly median salary, unemployment rate, average work and commute time, and housing full report here . Continue scrolling to see the 20 best US cities for finding a job in 2018:
20. Tempe, Arizona
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Total score（out of 100）: 59.79
Job market rank（out of 182）: 32
Socioeconomic rank（out of 182）: 15
19. Fremont, California
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Total score（out of 100）: 60.04
Job market rank（out of 182）: 15
Socioeconomic rank（out of 182）: 66
18. Salt Lake City, Utah
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Total score（out of 100）: 60.65
Job market rank（out of 182）: 17
Socioeconomic rank（out of 182）: 28
17. Seattle, Washington
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Total score（out of 100）: 60.70
Job market rank（out of 182）: 28
Socioeconomic rank（out of 182）: 11
16. Tampa, Florida
Total score（out of 100）: 60.78
Job market rank（out of 182）: 18
Socioeconomic rank（out of 182）: 22
15. Columbia, Maryland
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Total score（out of 100）: 61.28
Job market rank（out of 182）: 30
Socioeconomic rank（out of 182）: 4
14. Bismarck, North Dakota
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Total score（out of 100）: 61.61
Job market rank（out of 182）: 13
Socioeconomic rank（out of 182）: 39
13. Orlando, Florida
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Total score（out of 100）: 61.98
Job market rank（out of 182）: 9
Socioeconomic rank（out of 182）: 36
12. Fargo, North Dakota
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Total score（out of 100）: 62.10
Job market rank（out of 182）: 14
Socioeconomic rank（out of 182）: 18
11. Austin, Texas
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Total score（out of 100）: 62.29
Job market rank（out of 182）: 12
Socioeconomic rank（out of 182）: 25
10. Boston, Massachusetts
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Total score（out of 100）: 62.37
Job market rank（out of 182）: 7
Socioeconomic rank（out of 182）: 42
9. Madison, Wisconsin
Total score（out of 100）: 62.44
Job market rank（out of 182）: 21
Socioeconomic rank（out of 182）: 1
8. Irvine, California
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Total score（out of 100）: 62.86
Job market rank（out of 182）: 11
Socioeconomic rank（out of 182）: 13
7. Portland, Maine
Total score（out of 100）: 63.06
Job market rank（out of 182）: 10
Socioeconomic rank（out of 182）: 12
6. Plano, Texas
Total score（out of 100）: 64.69
Job market rank（out of 182）: 6
Socioeconomic rank（out of 182）: 16
5. Gilbert, Arizona
Total score（out of 100）: 65.35
Job market rank（out of 182）: 4
Socioeconomic rank（out of 182）: 34
4. Peoria, Arizona
Total score（out of 100）: 65.86
Job market rank（out of 182）: 1
Socioeconomic rank（out of 182）: 56
3. San Francisco, California
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Total score（out of 100）: 66.06
Job market rank（out of 182）: 2
Socioeconomic rank（out of 182）: 43
2. Scottsdale, Arizona
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Total score（out of 100）: 66.29
Job market rank（out of 182）: 5
Socioeconomic rank（out of 182）: 3
1. Chandler, Arizona
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Total score（out of 100）: 67.66
Job market rank（out of 182）: 3
Socioeconomic rank（out of 182）: 9
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