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When researching occupation spread in various locations, I would like a clearly defined data for each state without having to click on the state.

As a disgruntled employee at a small company, I want to switch careers but would not like to move and need a website that easily details occupations within my metropolitan area.

As a high school student working on a project to analyze a given industry, I want to be able to easily see the different types of occupations and expertise involved.

As a freshman undeclared student at the University of Utopia, I'm looking for a major to go into that has the highest density of occupations in my area.

As someone who just graduated with a B.S in Advertising, I want to move to a city with the highest amount of Advertising agencies so I can increase my chances of landing a job there.

As a browsing student who's a visual learner, I want to see a graphical map of the density of a particular occupation in the United States.

​​As a high school senior who does not know what to major in for college, I would like to be able to find the industry with the highest employment in the US to narrow my choices to that industry.

As a student graduating with a degree in telecommunications from a college in America, I want an easy way to research jobs that are related to my degree plan.

As a recent college grad who is trying to decide where to move, I would like to find the area to move to with the highest wage and salary.

As an advisor for high school students, I want to have a simple way to search for different occupations to provide students with resources and help concerning their career options.

As an employee dissatisfied with my current pay, I want to find out what other jobs are in my area that pay higher than my current wage so that I can pay for my rent and groceries.

As a someone who has just recently graduated from high school who is interested in going to college for web design and media, I want to study in a place where design and media occupations earn the highest annual salary so I can get a high paying job right out of college.

When looking at a chart that displays the top ten occupations, I'd like to be able to see more information on the annual wages, median wages, etc. of a specific occupation in the chart.

As someone who is unsatisfied with my company’s current work culture, I want to find out where others with the same job work so that I can have more options when looking for a company that understands my needs and suits me better.

As a recent college grad, I'd like to be able to find information on the jobs located in each metropolitan area of my state so I can decide where would be best to move to pursue my career.