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They looked at tech job listings as a percentage of ALL job listings in cities with a population over 1 million. How does that show a "tech hub"? I would bet N
by Benjammer 9y ago
They looked at tech job listings as a percentage of ALL job listings in cities with a population over 1 million. How does that show a "tech hub"?
I would bet NYC has more total tech jobs (as well as open listings) than a lot of the "tech hubs" on the list.
- tmaly 9y agoI was just wondering why NYC was not on that list. Baltimore is very close to DC, is it really two different regions?
- vkjv 9y agoNot really. They are close. There are places you can live that are a reasonable commute to both. Also, I know people that make the commute in both directions. MARC train helps. Source: I live and work in Baltimore.
- gph 9y agoAnd really it's hard to determine what differentiates the data between DC and Baltimore for a lot of tech jobs. The ranking calls it Baltimore-Columbia-Towson, so that probably means Fort Meade and a lot of other tech jobs that might be more 'in-between'.