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In 2023, New York City emerged as the leading U.S. city for tech worker relocations, attracting 14.3% of the sector's migrating employees and achieving a net gain of 3.6%, the highest in the nation. According to SignalFire's analysis of LinkedIn data, nearly 40% of these tech workers moved from the Bay Area. The report also highlighted broader trends, such as Silicon Valley's significant talent loss to NYC despite being the center of the AI boom, and an increase in job-switching frequency among Gen Z, who switch jobs twice as fast as Gen X.
NYC saw ‘tech talent boom’ as top destination for relocating workers in 2023: study https://t.co/exhwG2xB54 https://t.co/2QS6CSjDRJ
New data continues to point to Austin’s tech & startup surge. Let me breakdown @SignalFire's State of the Talent report, but first their number 1 call out “Austin is the fastest-growing city for top tech!” Here are the key highlights from the report: 🚀Startup Leader: Austin… https://t.co/WCG5qItBVl
Almost 40% of tech workers relocating to New York last year came from one region — the Bay Area, according to venture firm SignalFire's analysis of LinkedIn data https://t.co/ngw4Q2JkV3
