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Ranking: Unterschätzt, aber dynamisch: Zehn Städte und Regionen, die derzeit gute Jobchancen bieten

Attraktive Jobangebote sind rar. Ein Ranking der Plattform LinkedIn zeigt, in welchen Regionen Arbeitsuchende dennoch gute Aussichten haben – abseits der großen Metropolen.

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Ranking: Unterschätzt, aber dynamisch: Zehn Städte und Regionen, die derzeit gute Jobchancen bieten

LinkedIn's recent "Cities on the Rise" report highlights ten cities and regions across Germany that currently offer promising job opportunities. Munich and Berlin, with over a million LinkedIn members each, were excluded to focus on mid-sized and smaller urban centers. Bremen claimed the top spot this year, surpassing its fifth-place ranking from last year.

Despite a higher unemployment rate than the national average, LinkedIn's ranking emphasizes factors such as increased hiring, job offers, and professional migration rather than the overall economic situation.

Heilbronn moved up from ninth to second place due to its growing science hub and upcoming Fraunhofer centers. The Rhein-Neckar metropolitan region, led by Mannheim, Ludwigshafen, and Heidelberg, secured the third position. Ludwigshafen, home to the DAX company BASF and SAP, also ranked highly. NRW (North Rhine-Westphalia) showcased individual strong regions, including Münster (sixth place) with a growing population and startup ecosystem, Düsseldorf (seventh) benefiting from established firms like Vodafone and Rheinmetall, and the Ruhrgebiet (fourth) due to its role in the energy transition and hydrogen economy.

Leipzig, a city in the east, also made the list, thanks to positive employment growth and planned investments.

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