Where do Proposal Coordinators work?

Geography

Remote Work

It's tough to be certain about how much work will be remote in the future, for Proposal Coordinators, or any other career.

Certainly, there's a number of remote or partially remote positions out there now-but we are in the midst of a global pandemic.

On the one hand, a lot of people can't wait until they (or their employees) get back to the office.

On the other hand, a lot of other people have found remote work to be more efficient and convenient.

Time will tell.

State Employment

These charts are based on data from the US Bureau of Labor Statistics.

They do not distinguish between proposal coordinators and similar related careers (from now on "proposal specialists"), so the actual number is likely a bit lower.

Of course, one obvious issue is that this looks an awful lot like a population size chart...

State employment compared to population

This map shows a different story.

While the most populous states (besides, interestingly, New York) still have quite robust job markets for proposal specialists, they are no longer the top dogs.

Instead, Washington D.C. employs an entire order of magnitude more proposal specialists per capita.

This makes sense, as many companies want federal government contracts, which require specialized proposals and related industry documents.

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