If you’re looking for a job as a lion tamer then you probably live in California, while pirate job seekers can be found in North Carolina, and professional cuddlers might be searching for work in New York.
Those are just some of the more unique jobs searched for in one state more than in any of the others, according to a new map put out by Zippia.
Many Americans might start a job search by turning to Google. Zippia, a career resource website, used Google Trends to develop its data. Google Trends allows users to put type in certain search terms and see how popular that term is relative to other places.
Some of the identified jobs tell you a little about the state. For example, in Idaho, “bike repair” jobs are highly googled. Road cycling and mountain biking are popular in the Western mountain state. “Oil jobs” are most googled in North Dakota, where the oil industry boomed after the discovery of the Parshall Oil Field in 2006.
The unscientific study says the most googled job in the southern state of Georgia is that of “stripper”. A recent study found Atlanta ranked fifth when it comes to U.S. cities with the highest number of strip clubs per capita. Portland, Oregon ranked first, but people in Oregon search for the job of “urban farmer” more than any other state.
The top job searches in Pennsylvania are “merchandiser jobs” and “dance mom”. There’s a popular reality television show called “Dance Moms”, which focuses on a dance studio in western Pennsylvania. So it’s possible those people are interested in the show and are not looking for a career as a “dance mom”.
Here’s the full map:
Some of the other job search results include:
Alabama
Chaplain Jobs
Arizona
Bee Keeper
Life Coach
Florida
Diagnostic Medical Sonographer
Body Painter
Cave Divers
Hawaii
Navy Seal
You Tube Star
Astronomer
Iowa
Wrestling Jobs
Carny
Kentucky
Tree Hugger
Michigan
Lighthouse Keeper
Minnesota
Lumberjack
Missouri
Tornado Chaser
Oklahoma
Dog Groomer
Petroleum Engineer
Texas
Referee Jobs
Peace Keeper
Stormchaser
Wyoming
Mechanic Jobs
Cowboy