Top Ten Cities Where IT Training Programs Pay OffReturn to the Board Room | Find Business Schools By the All Business Schools career research team—Your source for Business Career news, trends and programs. The Board Room: Business News and Community CenterKeep up with current news about business school. From accounting and finance to MBA degrees, The Board Room has the latest on your degree in business and all business education trends. Degree in Business TypesDiscover the variety of degree in business programs available to you. Though the economic climate continues to shift and the media are reporting job lay-offs and employment swings on a daily basis, you might be surprised—and pleased—to learn that there are many places where you'll be able to put your IT training program to work. Recently Forbes and US News & World Report released their "top cities" lists for the IT sector—and though Seattle took the number one spot on the Forbes list, surprisingly few major metropolitan areas—such as Los Angeles, San Francisco or Chicago—made the cut, according to the magazine. On the other hand, US News & World Report writer Liz Wolgemuth had nothing but praise for large metropolitan centers such as Boston, San Francisco and New York City. She incorporated factors including range of opportunity and geography of job openings within the industry, and compared those factors to local supply and demand ratios. Salary was measured in relation to the area's cost of living. With a degree from an IT training program in hand, you'll be well prepared to accept a great IT job in any of these tech-friendly US cities: Forbes 2009 Top Ten Cities in Which to Put Your IT Training Program to Good UseFollowed by percentage of information Sector growth since 2000:
US News & World Report's Ten Best Spots for Tech JobsListed alphabetically, followed by primary IT areas of growth:
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