Where you live has a bigger impact on your happiness and career than you might imagine.
According to new research from Glassdoor, the cost of living, weather, traffic patterns, and popular industries within a city, among other factors, have a significant impact on our happiness at work.
To find out where some of the happiest employees in America live, workplace information platform Glassdoor created a list of the main cities with the most satisfied workers. To develop the rankings, Glassdoor analyzed more than 20,000 employee reviews posted to its site between January 2022 and April 2023 by city and identified the 25 US cities with the highest ratings.
Here are the top 10 cities with the most satisfied employees in the US, along with the average wages for workers in those cities, according to Glassdoor:
1. PROVO, UTAH
Average overall company rating: 3.94
Average annual salary: $61,973
2. SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA
Average overall company rating: 3.88
Average annual salary: $117,188
3. SANTA BARBARA, CALIFORNIA
Average overall company rating: 3.87
Average annual salary: $72,240
4. COLLEGE STATION, TEXAS
Average overall company rating: 3.83
Average annual salary: $43,118
5. BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS
Average overall company rating: 3.82
Average annual salary: $87,433
6. SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA
Average overall company rating: 3.81
Average annual salary: $108,426
7. GAINESVILLE, FLORIDA
Average overall company rating: 3.81
Average annual salary: $50,026
8. WASHINGTON DC
Average overall company rating: 3.80
Average annual salary: $87,374
9. SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH
Average overall company rating: 3.79
Average annual salary: $69,274
10. SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA
Average overall company rating: 3.79
Average annual salary: $77,027
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California is the clear winner, with four of the top 10 cities on the list. San José and San Francisco, in particular, have been identified as two of the happiest cities of the United States in other research, in part because of its low rates of depression and unemployment.
Several of the top 10 cities earned their place not only by being home to companies with inclusive and collaborative cultures and extensive career opportunities, according to Glassdoor research, but also by having pleasant weather, a thriving tech scene, and fairly low cost of living. compared to other major metropolitan areas.
New York City was ranked last on Glassdoor’s list, with an average company rating of 3.72. According to PayScale, the cost of living average in New York is 128% higher than the national average.
It is article It was originally published in English by Morgan Smith for our sister network CNBC.com. For more from CNBC enter here.
2023-06-04 21:23:33
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