Top U.S. Cities for Tech Hiring in 2018
21% of CIOs nationwide say they plan to add full-time technology professionals to their teams in the first half of 2018.
Percentage of CIOs who plan to expand their technology teams in the next six months:
Top 12 Cities*
| 1. San Diego: 29% | |
| 2. Atlanta: 26% | |
| 3. New York: 26% | |
| 4. Austin: 25% | |
| 5. Charlotte: 25% | |
| 6. Minneapolis: 25% | |
| 7. Philadelphia: 24% | |
| 8. Des Moines: 23% | |
| 9. Miami: 23% | |
| 10. Cleveland: 22% | |
| 11. Phoenix: 22% | |
| 12. Salt Lake City: 22% |
Other cities included in survey
| 13. Chicago: 21% | |
| 14. San Francisco: 21% | |
| 15. Washington, D.C.: 21% | |
| 16. Cincinnati: 20% | |
| 17. Detroit: 20% | |
| 18. Raleigh: 20% | |
| 19. Dallas: 19% | |
| 20. Houston: 19% | |
| 21. St. Louis: 19% | |
| 22. Boston: 18% | |
| 23. Indianapolis: 18% | |
| 24. Denver: 17% | |
| 25. Los Angeles: 15% | |
| 26. Seattle: 15% |
Source: Robert Half Technology survey of more than 2,600 CIOs at companies in 26 major U.S. markets.
*Cities with percentages above the national average of CIOs hiring for their teams in the first half of 2018 (21%).
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