Over the last 10 years, San Francisco has become synonymous with Silicon Valley, and after all this time, the city continues to grow.
An October report by the Kenan Institute of Private Enterprise, a business policy think tank, rankedThe ranking considered each city's county-level employment rates and economic output. And the final list is a good indication of where young people want to live and work and of what they value.
For example, Seattle — which ranked number three on this year's list — is becoming a leader in clean energy. The city is moving forward with plans to enactThe city is also home to tech giants such as Amazon and Microsoft, and younger job-seekers are eager to work for a company that aligns with their values and has a vested interest in something such as environmental advocacy.
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