Moving to a new city can be stressful and, unlike active exchange traded funds, comes with no guarantees. If you're planning on making your home in Sin City, also known as Las Vegas, it would be a great idea to have work lined up for yourself before to get to town. Luckily, it has been projected that Las Vegas will see the highest percentage of job growth in the next ten years, second only to Orlando, Florida.

The most obvious place to start is the casino gaming industry. One of the city's most renowned casinos, the MGM Mirage, has said that in the next decade they plan to hire 28,000 new staff for their business. With that kind of influx of employment seekers, you can bet those in the box cartoner business will see a spike in business as well. Next to gambling, the next obvious sector to look for work would be the hotel hospitality business. With an average 36 million visitors in 2009, a 3% decline from the year before, hotels are always a great place for those with experience to apply. Another great place sector to try would be the food and beverage sector. Most hotels pump out enough buffet food in a month to keep most caterers BBQ Toronto stocked for a year.

For anyone with a background in technology, there are several gaming system manufacturers in the city that provide the Las Vegas casinos with the newest gaming machines for their customers. Those with degrees in manufacturing or electronic circuit design should research places such as Boyd Gaming or InfoGenesis to see if there are any positions and if you have the qualifications to find employment. There are also several new tech firms relocating to Las Vegas, so keep an eye out for new and exciting opportunities whether your new to the city or a long time resident.

With new homes, hotels, and casinos being built every day, construction and real estate are two very lucrative areas of employment for those new to the city. Like any major city, there are always openings on new job sites for those with construction history, and despite last year's real estate troubles, there are always opportunities for real estate agents and developers. Unless your plan is to be your own boss when you get to Vegas, any of the above career choices would be ideal for your new life in the heart of the Nevada Desert.