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Houston a Good City to Enjoy your Salary

BusinessWeek: Are You in the Best City for Your Job?, 2008-Jun-12, by Prashant Gopal: Businessweek.com worked with Seattle's Payscale.com to determine where the best and worst cities are for 20 common careers and found that—when it comes to earning a comfortable living—Houston it at or near the top for most jobs, from human resources manager to graphic designer. ... It has been almost a year since Campbell joined Houston's Andrews Kurth law firm as a partner and chief diversity officer, . ... "The bottom line was: 'How come I didn't live here already?'" Campbell said. "I came here because of a job. But it's a wonderful city, and I can see myself retiring here."

 

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