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Most Common Jobs in San Diego

Where the Majority of Workers Have College Degrees

 RANK TITLE LOCAL JOBS
 MEAN SALARY
 1 Registered nurses 20,810 $70,290
 2 Elementary-school teachers, except special education 12,550 $62,250
 3 Secondary-school teachers, except special education
and vocational education
 10,340 $59,590
 4 Sales reps (wholesale and manufacturing,
except tech and scientific products)
 10,120 $61,750
 5 Accountants and auditors 9,740 $61,800
 6 Teachers and instructors, all other 7,240 $39,680
 7 Computer software engineers, applications 6,910 $87,490
 8 Lawyers 6,400 $124,080
 9 Management analysts 6,360 $82,740
 10 Middle-school teachers, except special education
and vocational education
 5,920 $67,980
 11 Financial managers 5,480 $104,590
 12 Computer specialists, all other 4,670 $67,820
 13 Computer systems analysts 4,280 $72,340
 14 Sales managers 4,180 $111,610
 15 Securities, commodities and financial services
sales agents
 3,940 $88,230

Where the Majority of Workers Do Not Have College Degrees

 RANK TITLE LOCAL JOBS
MEAN SALARY
 1 Retail salespersons 43,570 $25,200
 2 Office clerks, general 33,770 $26,860
 3 Cashiers 31,840 $21,160
 4 Waiters and waitresses 22,870 $18,070
 5 Combined food preparation and serving workers,
including fast food
 21,900 $17,840
 6 Customer service representatives 20,930 $32,110
 7 General and operations managers 19,500 $113,370
 8 Executive secretaries and administrative assistants 19,240 $41,730
 9 Laborers and freight, stock and material movers, hand 16,720 $23,070
 10 Janitors and cleaners, except maids and
housekeeping cleaners
 16,460 $22,350
 11 Bookkeeping, accounting and auditing clerks 16,250 $35,700
 12 Stock clerks and order fillers 16,090 $23,790
 13 Landscaping and groundskeeping workers 15,210 $23,130
 14 First-line supervisors/managers of office and
administrative support workers
 15,000 $48,110
 15 Carpenters 14,960 $45,510

San Diego jobs data (citytowninfo.com/places/california/san-diego/work) provided courtesy of City Town (citytowninfo.com).



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