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Originally Posted by locolife

Okay, looked at lots of other major cities with smaller populations, not seeing what you're talking about.
STEM Job Totals for Metro Areas
Total STEM Jobs
Major Cities with MSAs populations smaller then Phoenix
Phoenix: 331,000
Denver: 261,000
Las Vegas: 99,000
Austin: 171,000
Cleveland: 203,000
Portland: 201,000
San Jose: 283,000
San Diego: 271,000
Salt Lake City: 116,000
KC: 193,000
STL: 173,000
Milwaukee: 167,000
Tampa: 207,000
Orlando: 161,000
Cincy: 194,000
Raleigh: 108,000
Charlotte: 168,000
Similar Size to Phoenix:
Detroit: 373,000
Seattle: 401,000
Larger Populations than Metro Phoenix:
Chicago: 806,000 about 2.5x Phoenix size in STEM jobs and 2.5x in population
SF: 440,000
Boston: 554,000
NY: 1.5M
Houston:
Dallas: 579,000
Houston: 569,000

That's what I was getting at! Cities like Denver are much smaller, yet right on our heels. Places like Boston, Seattle, Dallas, and Denver are bit smaller, but quite a bit far ahead.