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What City TN better job opportunities, Memphis or Nashville?

……… In general. I Psychology BA and MA in Human Resources Management with around 2 years experience in a related field, I am a lawful permanent resident of the United States (Irish National) I am also deciding who would be the best of both to live in. Many thanks to all!

Of the two, I suspect that Nashville would be a better choice. There are bigger companies out there, many medical related businesses, universities and several private schools, and a better economy overall. It is also a lot less humid.

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