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According to the San Diego Workforce Partnership, between new and 2014, nearly 3,000 jobs per year are expected to be created in San Diego County from just the following 10 job sources.
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9 Comments on Top 10 growing jobs in San Diego County
For some reason I expected to see more jobs relating to energy on here.
I hear "Foreclosure Home Specialist" is also a growing career in San Diego!
What kind of job does Zoey have that she gets to nap at the desk? I guess she's the boss, huh?
Interesting list.
Jim - However, Zoey the Cool Cat, has no intention on seeking employment outside your home. He knows he has a good thing going.
That's great news! I guess if my hubby gets laid off we'll have to check out your area Jim.
Jim, good to see that teachers are making the list. Education is an important foundation for all future employment opportunities.
Jim: I have a cat that takes my seat in front of the computer whenever I get up. This photo reminds me of that. As for your sharing good news for your area--Bravo! I bet soem foks didn't even know there WAS good news out there.
Jim - I would have thought there might be more "higher" paying jobs... Some of them may be high paying, just thought maybe there would be more. Like for "Green" technologies, energy, engineering, etc... Are there a bunch of former Realtors now serving food or laboring in landscaping?