City Overview
Nashvillians are nice, at least according to Travel and Leisure magazine, which recently ranked Nashville as the "friendliest city" in the nation.
Cost of Living
Home prices are rebounding after plummeting during the recession, and taxes remain very low.
Job Search Resources
Nashville job search resources abound, including online job sites, staffing agencies and newspapers, among others.
Industry and Employment Trends
Nashville is among Tennessee’s most profitable towns. Paychecks in the metro area account for almost one-third of Tennessee’s entire payroll.
Top Companies
Ardent Health Services LLC (healthcare), Caremark Rx LLC (drug stores) and CBRL Group Inc (restaurants) are among Nashville's top companies.
H-1B Visa Companies
An H-1B visa is a popular way for foreign nationals to gain employment.
Work Permits/Visas
The United States issues a confusing range of visas which are broadly divided into immigrant (permanent resident) and non-immigrant (temporary resident) visas.
Resume Guidelines
In the US it is rare to submit a longer CV-style document except in certain fields. Usually a resume is no more than two pages long.
Interviewing Advice
US recruiters and hiring managers expect candidates to demonstrate an understanding of the employer, its competitors and its customers.
Cultural Advice
Time is considered a valuable commodity in the United States and it is important to arrive punctually for meetings.
Business and Networking Groups
Whether you're interested in architecture, music, technology or much more, you'll find networking opportunities in Nashville.
Non-Profits and Volunteer Groups
Nashville volunteer opportunities are as varied as in any other US city. Look for art, education and elder care, among many others.
