Best States for Compensation and Benefits Managers
Ranked by the Career Atlas Opportunity Score, not raw pay — a high-paying state with few jobs or a high cost of living can rank below a more balanced one.
- 1Connecticut92.8 / 100
- 2New York90.5 / 100
- 3Georgia90.1 / 100
- 4Massachusetts85.9 / 100
- 5New Jersey84.4 / 100
- 6California75.3 / 100
- 7Tennessee74.3 / 100
- 8Washington73.9 / 100
- 9North Carolina71.7 / 100
- 10Michigan69.9 / 100
- 11District of Columbia68.6 / 100
- 12Texas67.2 / 100
- 13Minnesota65.5 / 100
- 14Illinois63.6 / 100
- 15Oregon61.5 / 100
Also see highest-paying states (ranked by salary alone).