The United States of America is an integral state divided into 50 autonomous states. Each of them has the right to make their laws, and there are exciting stereotypes about many of them. Let's dive into American culture today and learn something new.

 

Facts about 50 states of America

 

The surface of America is considered the third-largest country in the world, after Russia and Canada. The Republic is located almost entirely on the North American continent, between Canada in the north and Mexico in the south, the Atlantic Ocean in the east, and the Pacific Ocean in the west.

 

It is a republic of 50 states and the Federal District of Columbia or Washington DC United States of America, State of the United States of America, or, in short, US states, is one of the fifty states, even if four of them, Kentucky, Massachusetts, Pennsylvania, and Virginia prefer the official name of commonwealth, a state by association, which together with the District of Columbia forms the 50 +1 national subdivisions of the United States of America, considered a federal state and an independent nation.

 

In statistics, the United States appears with English as its official language, but, of the 50 component states, only 31 have English as their official language by law.

 

The US federal government is appointed administration and is headed by the President of the United States. The president is elected once every 4 years and can hold a maximum of two terms.

 

Alabama is the leader in college football competition and is the only state to have an alcoholic drink (Alabama Fine Whiskey) as its official drink.

 

Alaska is remote from the main body of the United States and is the coldest state. Perhaps that is why it is there that the highest number of suicides per capita is recorded.

 

Arizona produces vast amounts of cotton and copper. And here is the Grand Canyon. And under state law, you can go to jail for cutting cacti.

 

Arkansas is the only state where any tourist can legally try his hand at diamond mining. There they appear naturally in the area of ​​the volcanic spring. All the diamonds that you manage to find are only yours.

 

California is where Hollywood movies are made and the wealthiest state. If it separated into a separate state, it would become the eighth economy, ahead of Russia and India. The state also has a record number of UFO sightings.

 

Colorado is a perfectionist state. Its borders fit perfectly into the rectangle (well, almost perfectly). What can you do here besides admiring the map? Skiing.

 

Connecticut is considered the birthplace of the American hamburger.

 

Delaware is the best offshore zone in America. The tax laws of this state are the most loyal to company owners. It also hosts NASCAR races every year.

 

Florida is the only area where you can meet crocodiles and alligators together (yes, these are different animals that live in other parts of the planet). Disneyland Orlando is also located here.

 

Georgia is a state whose name in English sounds the same as Georgia (Georgia). The most delicious peaches in America grow here.

 

Hawaii - surfing. And if not from the obvious, then because of the remoteness from the continent, electricity is the most expensive here and, as a result, a high level of use of natural energy sources. It also has its particular Hawaiian language.

 

Idaho is the state with the most significant number of hot springs, which is also famous for its potatoes.

 

Illinois is the state with the most organized crime per capita. The times of mafia domination have passed, but the capital of corruption has remained in the same place.

 

Indiana is the birthplace of popcorn and home to the Indianapolis 500.

 

Iowa is a place of corn and mammoths (in the local museums, you have a great chance to see real mammoth bones).

 

Kansas is a state that grows one-fifth of all wheat produced in the United States. It is also home to Dorothy Gale (The Wizards of Oz).

 

Kentucky is the state that holds the largest reserves of American gold. Fort Knox is located here.

 

Louisiana is the world's largest crayfish farm. About 90% of the crayfish on the world market are grown in Louisiana. The state is also known for its annual two-week Mardi Gras festival.

 

Maine is the most law-abiding state. While America is the world's first country regarding the number of prisoners per capita, this particular state has the lowest crime rates.

 

Maryland is the wealthiest state in terms of median income per household.

 

Massachusetts is a state of recklessness. This is where the most significant number of fines for speeding are issued.

 

Michigan is a state of magic. At least they believe so, and to confirm their status, they hold a four-day congress dedicated to magic.

 

Minnesota is America's largest shopping center.

 

Mississippi is a state best known for its river of the same name. It is included in the list of the longest rivers in the world and is the second-longest in the United States.

 

Missouri is home to Budweiser beer and a massive number of tornadoes.

 

Montana is the state with the most significant area owned by the state. There are a vast number of national parks and reserves.

 

Nebraska is the state that produces the reddest beef. The one that goes to steaks.

 

Nevada is the casino capital of the world and the site of the most significant nuclear test. It also has the most mountain ranges among other American states.\

 

New Hampshire is home to the oldest working building in the state.

 

New Jersey is the state with the most prominent horse population. There is also a volcano here. It is not active, and thanks to or despite this fact, attracts many tourists.

 

New Mexico is a place with beautiful nature and high picturesque mountains.

 

New York is the city of the same name, which is the most populated American city. And by a wide margin, more than twice as many people live here than in the following Los Angeles, and more than a third of the city's population are natives of other countries.

 

North Carolina is another state famous for its potatoes. From unexpected facts: the most significant number of American Idol song show finalists were born here.

 

North Dakota - sunflowers grow here. Lots of sunflowers. And then So they built a vast number of ranches.

 

The number one Swiss cheese-producing state, Ohio, is also famous for being the world's largest rock and roll museum.

 

Oklahoma is another state known for its frequent and powerful tornadoes.

 

Oregon is the local craft beer and LGBT capital. Because of this, dating site OkCupid even refused to register new users from Oregon.

 

Pennsylvania is a state whose name is almost impossible to correctly spell the first time (Pennsylvania). Even the state constitution uses two different versions: one n at the beginning and duplicated.

 

Rhode Island is the smallest state with the longest full name (State of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations). It has the highest alcohol and marijuana use levels in the United States.

 

South Carolina is where you can find one of the oldest trees on the planet, The Angel Oak. But if you are not a fan of nature, then there are also beautiful beaches along with the state's entire territory.

 

South Dakota - here is one of the natural symbols of the United States - Mount Rushmore. The one with four presidents is carved in stone.

 

Tennessee is where the founder of Jack Daniel's was born and died.

 

Texas is a former territory of Mexico, famous for cowboys, duels, and other delights of the wild west depicted in westerns.

 

Utah is home to the most Jurassic dinosaur fossils and is considered a state of young, educated people due to its low median age and high literacy rate.

 

Vermont is another intelligent state. According to one study, this state is considered the smartest in 21 criteria.

 

Virginia is the most patriotic state. And this is not just a stereotype but a sociologically confirmed fact.

 

Washington is the most non-religious state in Catholic America. And, by the way, there is no capital of the United States. The city of the same name does not belong to any of the states but forms the federal district of Columbia.

 

West Virginia is a place famous for the Greenbrier Hotel. This hotel is trendy among officials, and more than half of all presidents have spent the night here at least once.

 

Wisconsin is another state famous for its cheese. Many people know the fact about this state; they say a plastic bird, a pink flamingo, has become its symbol. This is fake, albeit funny.

 

Wyoming is the state that spends the most gasoline. Best known for its mountains and Yellowstone National Park.

 

 

The United States of America has been holding the world economic leadership for several years. The US economy is the largest in the world in terms of nominal GDP, which says a lot about the country's potential. America is attractive to foreigners and expats in terms of study, work and life in general. It was the flow of highly qualified specialists from different parts of the world that influenced the development of the state's economy. United States is the country that still remains full of opportunities, where every dreamer can succeed. Here are the top fastest growing jobs right now in the US.

 

 

1.Artificial Intelligence Specialist (74% annual growth) 

 

What you should know: The term AI (Artificial Intelligence) appears in 1966, in the computer industry the role of these ‘artificial agents’ is to maximize the chances of success on a definite goal. We are helped daily by these agents - to have better brakes on cars in case of risk of accident, when we are warned by mobile phones about the possibility of being late for a calendar appointment, when Gmail notifies us the day before the flight to do online check-in, or when a digital campaign enters a negative performance trend.

 

Skills unique to the job: Machine Learning, Deep Learning, TensorFlow, Python, Natural Language Processing 

 

Where the jobs are: San Francisco Bay Area, New York, Boston, Seattle, Los Angeles 

 

Top industries hiring this talent: Computer Software, Internet, Information Technology & Services, Higher Education, Consumer Electronics 

 

2.Robotics Engineer (40% annual growth)

 

What you should know: Robotics is a branch of engineering that deals with the construction, operation and application of robots. These robots are programmable devices that are used to perform a set of instructions. Some of these robots are more autonomous than others (which are semi-autonomous, for example, Telerobots).

 

Skills unique to the job: Robotic Process Automation, UiPath, Blue Prism, Automation Anywhere, Robotics 

 

Where the jobs are: San Francisco Bay Area, Atlanta, New York, Washington, D.C., Boston 

 

Top industries hiring this talent: Information Technology & Services, Industrial Automation, Computer Software, Financial Services, Automotive 

 

3.Data Scientist (40% annual growth)

 

 What you should know: The Data Scientist is an analytical data expert who has the technical skills to tackle complex problems, as well as the curiosity that drives those challenges. They are part mathematicians, part computer scientists and part trend spotters.

 

Skills unique to the job: Machine Learning, Data Science, Python, R, Apache Spark 

 

Where the jobs are: San Francisco Bay Area, New York, Washington, D.C., Seattle, Boston 

 

Top industries hiring this talent: Information Technology & Services, Computer Software, Internet, Financial Services, Higher Education 

 

4. Full Stack Engineer (37% annual growth) 

 

What you should know: Full Stack Engineer is a developer who must understand the entire stack of technologies and components used in the project, both in terms of the front-end and back-end. At the same time, such a developer does not have to be senior in all technologies that are used in the development of an application.

 

Skills unique to the job: React.js, Node.js, JavaScript, AngularJS, Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) 

 

Where the jobs are: San Francisco Bay Area, New York, Los Angeles, Boston, Washington, D.C. 

 

Top industries hiring this talent: Computer Software, Information Technology & Services, Internet, Financial Services, Higher Education

 

 

5. Site Reliability Engineer (35% annual growth) 

 

What you should know: The Site Reliability Engineer is constantly looking at the possibility of automation and has quite broad powers. Any problem for him in the first place is a reason for the analysis. If it is repetitive or fraught with high risks, the SRE may decide to fix something in the application itself or write (on its own or with the help of colleagues) a tool that can fix the trouble without human intervention. Thanks to SRE, we understand if there are bugs in the application, how to fix them, and how to continuously improve the reliability of this system in the future.

 

Skills unique to the job: Amazon Web Services, Ansible, Kubernetes, Docker Products, Terraform 

 

Where the jobs are: San Francisco Bay Area, New York, Seattle, Boston, Washington, D.C. 

 

Top industries hiring this talent: Internet, Computer Software, Information Technology & Services, Financial Services, Consumer Electronics 

 

6. Customer Success Specialist (34% annual growth)

 

What you should know: The Customer Success Specialist delves into the customer's business processes and analyzes which product capabilities can be used to optimize them. Thanks to his knowledge of the specifics of various business topics, the specialist draws conclusions that work best for a particular company. And can recommend a suitable solution and optimal settings to get the most out of the service.

 

Skills unique to the job: Software as a Service (SaaS), Salesforce, Customer Relationship Management, Account Management, Customer Retention 

 

Where the jobs are: San Francisco Bay Area, New York, Boston, Chicago, Washington, D.C. 

 

Top industries hiring this talent: Computer Software, Internet, Information Technology & Services, Marketing & Advertising, Financial Services 

 

 

7. Sales Development Representative (34% annual growth)

 

What you should know: Sales Development Representative is an employee who knows who, how and why you need to sell your product. It’s the continued explosive growth of technology services that rely on SDRs to find new customers that keep this job on the list. 

 

Skills unique to the job: Salesforce, Cold-Calling, Software as a Service (SaaS), Lead Generation, Sales 

 

Where the jobs are: San Francisco Bay Area, New York, Boston, Chicago, Austin 

 

Top industries hiring this talent: Computer Software, Internet, Information Technology & Services, Marketing & Advertising, Computer & Network Security 

 

8. Data Engineer (34% annual growth)

 

 What you should know: Data Engineer is a mixture of data analysts and data scientists. He is responsible for extracting, transforming, loading data, and processing it. The profession is in demand primarily due to high salaries and demand among employers.

 

Skills unique to the job: Apache Spark, Hadoop, Python, Extract/Transform/Load (ETL), Amazon Web Services 

 

Where the jobs are: San Francisco Bay Area, New York, Seattle, Boston, Chicago 

 

Top industries hiring this talent: Information Technology & Services, Internet, Computer Software, Financial Services, Hospital & Health Care 

 

 

8. Behavioral Health Technician (33% annual growth)

 

What you should know: Behavioral Health Technician help doctors and nurses by carrying out treatment plans for people with behavioral problems. These professionals usually hold either a certificate or an associate's degree in mental health technology or psychiatric technology. Licensure or certification is sometimes required.

 

Skills unique to the job: Applied Behavior Analysis, Autism Spectrum Disorders, Behavioral Health, Mental Health 

 

Where the jobs are: Miami-Fort Lauderdale, Orlando, San Francisco Bay Area, Phoenix, Seattle 

 

Top industries hiring this talent: Mental Health Care, Hospital & Health Care, Individual & Family Services, Education Management, Health, Wellness & Fitness 

 

 

10. Cybersecurity Specialist (32% annual growth)

 

What you should know: Cybersecurity Specialist identifies information security threats and data loss risks, develops and implements measures to counter threats and solutions to protect against information loss; ensures the safety and confidentiality of data; participates in the development and implementation of IT solutions.

 

Skills unique to the job: Cybersecurity, Information Security, Network Security, Vulnerability Assessment 

 

Where the jobs are: Washington, D.C., New York, San Francisco Bay Area, Chicago, Denver 

 

Top industries hiring this talent: Information Technology & Services, Defense & Space, Computer Network & Security, Management Consulting, Financial Services 

 

11. Back End Developer (30% annual growth)

 

What you should know: Back End Developer is a specialist who deals with the software and administrative part of a web application, the internal content of the system, server technologies - a database, architecture, program logic.

 

Skills unique to the job: Node.js, JavaScript, Amazon Web Services, Git, MongoDB 

 

Where the jobs are: San Francisco Bay Area, New York, Los Angeles, Boston, Seattle

 

 Top industries hiring this talent: Computer Software, Internet, Information Technology & Services, Marketing & Advertising, Financial Services 

 

12. Chief Revenue Officer (30% annual growth)

 

What you should know: The Chief Revenue Officer came into being when revenue generation, like development and production, came to be seen as a process rather than an outcome of other processes. If the CFO is responsible for the budget, then the CRO is for the areas that generate income: marketing and sales. The CRO connects these departments and with the head of the company; he is one of those who formulate strategy and objectives, as well as look for markets, think about positioning and costs, and observe competitors.

 

Skills unique to the job: Strategic Partnerships, Start-ups, Software as a Service (SaaS), Go-to-Market Strategy, Executive Management 

 

Where the jobs are: New York, San Francisco Bay Area, Atlanta, Boston, Chicago 

 

Top industries hiring this talent: Computer Software, Information Technology & Services, Marketing & Advertising, Internet, Financial Services 

 

 

13. Cloud Engineer (28% annual growth)

 

What you should know: Engaged in cloud architecture, data storage, virtualization for the implementation of cloud technology. The cloud architect is responsible for integrating the individual cloud applications. Planners are responsible for forecasting what the organization's IT needs will be.

 

Skills unique to the job: Amazon Web Services, Cloud Computing, Docker Products, Ansible, Jenkins 

 

Where the jobs are: San Francisco Bay Area, Washington, D.C., New York, Dallas-Fort Worth, Chicago 

 

Top industries hiring this talent: Information Technology & Services, Computer Software, Financial Services, Internet, Telecommunications 

 

14. JavaScript Developer (27% annual growth)

 

What you should know: JavaScript Developer is a programmer who develops the user interface, that is, the external public part of the site in the browser. The main task of the front-end developer is to make the interaction of users with the site or web application as convenient as possible.

 

Skills unique to the job: React.js, Node.js, AngularJS, JavaScript, Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) 

 

Where the jobs are: New York, San Francisco Bay Area, Los Angeles, Boston, Washington, D.C. 

 

Top industries hiring this talent: Computer Software, Information Technology & Services, Internet, Financial Services, Marketing & Advertising 

 

15. Product Owner(25% annual growth) 

 

What you should know: The Product Owner knows everything about the needs and pains of the user, the capabilities of the team, see their points of contact for the benefit of the entire project.

 

Skills unique to the job: Agile Methodologies, Scrum, Product Management, Software Development, JIRA 

 

Where the jobs are: New York, Boston, San Francisco Bay Area, Chicago, Atlanta 

 

Top industries hiring this talent: Information Technology & Services, Financial Services, Computer Software, Insurance, Hospital & Health Care

 

 

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