A recent survey indicates that workplace dissatisfaction is higher than it has been in a decade, with over half of employees exploring new job opportunities. In response, Class Central released a study ranking states based on criteria essential for pursuing a tech career. The analysis considered the percentage of tech degrees, the median earnings of graduates, and the cost of attendance. Alaska ranked the best state for tech careers, followed by Wyoming and Utah, emphasizing the need for affordable education pathways in the tech sector.
Alaska has been identified as the top state for pursuing a tech career, driven by its high median earnings for tech graduates and affordable education costs.
The study from Class Central highlights employee dissatisfaction in the job market, suggesting an influx of workers seeking new opportunities in tech-based roles and states.
Class Central's ranking found that more than half of the surveyed workers are exploring job transitions, emphasizing the need for accessible tech career paths.
Wyoming and Utah follow Alaska in the rankings, indicating a trend where states with strong median earnings for tech graduates attract more prospective students.
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