where is a nice bigger city that offers many jobs in the computer field?
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With the percentage of creative class workers in the mid- to high 30s and with world-class universities, high-tech resources, vibrant downtowns and educated, responsive workforces, cities such as Raleigh-Durham; Washington, D.C.; San Francisco; Sacramento; New Haven; San Diego; Dallas; Philadelphia; and others - including mid-size cities such as Tucson, Allentown and Little Rock and small cities such as New London, CT; Des Moines; and Lansing - are exploiting, in the best sense of that word, their important market resources and building on them to create good jobs and livable communities.
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If you are specialized in IT, you can work as in IT specialist in any company. Look at Al-Ahram's friday issue and you will find there plenty of IT job opportunities. About the best place to live, I agree that Maadi is a good place, but I go for old Maadi, coz new Maadi is very crowded and is not the nicest place to live in.
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Forbes Magazine did a special report in 2005 entitled "Best Places for Business and Careers." Using data from the research firm Economy.com, Forbes Magazine looked at business costs (labor, energy, tax and office space expenses) and living costs (housing, transportation, food and other household expenditures) to come up with their list. \n\nThe Best Metros are:\n\n1. Boise ID \n2. Raleigh-Durham NC \n3. Austin TX \n4. Washington DC - Northern VA\n5. Albuquerque NM \n6. Huntsville AL \n7. Fayetteville AR \n8. Norfolk VA \n9. Atlanta GA \n10. Madison WI\n\nThe Forbes website (link below) also includes ranking by cost of doing business, job growth, educational attainment, population. They also have a ranking for small metro areas.
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bay area/silicon valley california
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Birmingham without question. The city is four times larger and has a red-hot real estate market.
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There's a fairly long list. The site below has some good detail on the different cities.
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Try http://hotjobs.yahoo.com, which allows searching for jobs based on location.
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Extremely good if u work wid java(j2ee or j2me), sql, dotnet etc. Depends on where ur located. U'll find plenty of jobs in India, east Europe( estonia especially offers the highest salaries in d world 4 s/ware developers) , ireland & more....\nU will do awesum if u know both s/ware & h/ware tho cos then u can work in electronic cos. too such as Philips,Siemens
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It is certainly computer related career.
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Seattle has a higher cost of living, but many of the jobs pay quite well. Perhaps someone from the midwest could transfer skills to hi-tech or be an entrepreneur, which is where a lot of Northwest money lives.
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Besides the obvious San Francisco and New York City, try Iowa City, Iowa.  I know you are thinking "Iowa?  Isn't that where the farmers and hicks live?" but Iowa City is one of the most liberal and welcoming towns in the world.  Because it houses a huge and world renowned university, the population in Iowa City is very diverse and therefore, very friendly.
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I don't know, but I almost accepted a job there a couple of years ago. And, while I was researching it, I discovered that it's a great place to live. The people are very well-educated and interesting. Based on what I learned then, I recommend it to you.
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Any big city...like New York city NY, San Diego Ca, Los Angeles Ca, Fort Worth Tx, Dallas Tx....etc. I would stay away from Kentucky, West Virginia, Virginia and many parts of Tennessee, North & South Carolinia. Mississippi would be a great place to go, but it's a poor state in the sense of finding good jobs there.
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I think that opportunities in computer technology in the US are still pretty great.  Pay in the US would obviously be more, but I imagine the cost of living would go up as well.  I think those who are skilled in your field can make a good living.
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Well the city that pays the most probably has the highest cost of living, so that might not be your best search criteria. For pay rates, check the U.S. Department of Labor's Occupational Outlook Handbook at:\nhttp://www.bls.gov/oco/
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Most of the US IT jobs are in India.  Stay there.
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Probably Columbia University, down in NYC. Also check Cornell, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, and New York University. \n\nI used to recruit for Computer Engineering positions, and I recruited heavily at RPI. Good school, good reputation, students who are both smart at school and can apply it in the real world.