The Hardest-Working City In New Mexico

By Sherah Janay Ndjongo

December 27, 2023

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In the quest for the American dream, there exist cities across the U.S. that embody the essence of relentless effort and ambition. These urban areas serve as dynamic spaces where individuals ardently pursue their aspirations, turning dreams into tangible achievements. Industriousness is what serves as the backbone of these hubs, creating environments where hard work becomes a cultural cornerstone.

Within these hard-working cities, a collective ethos has been born. These include a shared commitment to unwavering perseverance and the ingrained belief that diligence is the key to unlocking the doors of success. It is in the daily hustle and bustle of these urban centers that the American dream finds its expression, as residents strive to carve out their destinies through sheer determination.

These cities, pulsating with energy and opportunity, encapsulate the spirit of the American dream by fostering an environment where dedication and tenacity are celebrated.

Wallet Hub has identified the hardest-working cities in America:

“Some U.S. Cities represent the strong work ethic that helped to build the world's biggest economy better than others. In order to determine which cities outwork the rest of America, WalletHub compared the 116 largest cities across 11 key metrics. Our data set ranges from the employment rate to average weekly work hours to the share of workers with multiple jobs.”

In New Mexico, the hardest-working city is Albuquerque, which is the third hardest-working city in the entire country.

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