This should cheer you up: You spend days, weeks, maybe even months working on your resume, fiddling with fonts and wording and getting it into perfect shape for your dream job. Then a recruiter looks at it for mere seconds and tosses it.
San Diego Minimum Wage Increase Takes Effect Monday. Beginning Monday, San Diego's minimum wage workers will earn $10.50 an hour â an increase of 50 cents. As part of Proposition I, which San Diego voters overwhelmingly approved in June, the city's minimum wage will get another boost to $11.50 in January.
San Diego has the 17th largest local economy in the US, and a high cost of living. The average pay for jobs in San Diego is above average at $54,210, and the median cost of a home in San Diego is $448,000, which is above the national average. 42% of workers in San Diego hold a bachelors degree or higher (above average), and 87% of workers have a high school degree (above average).