While the economy has taken its toll on much of the country, you will still be able to find many Park Slope jobs available. You may find a job in the private sector, which accounts for close to 93% of the jobs in the area, in both goods production and the service industry. Another option is to seek employment through the state or federal government, which accounts for the rest of the jobs. There are currently more than 45,000 employers in the Park Slope area, so you should be able to find employment without much trouble.

One of the best parts about living in Park Slope is the proximity to the other areas of the city. Since the transportation in the area is so accessible, you can live in Park Slope and work in another area of Brooklyn, or even another area of NYC.

Since Park Slope has a number of great schools in the area, you may also be able to find a job as an educator. If you are a teacher, check to see what schools are on the lookout for teachers. Of course, there are other services at the schools as well, from janitorial to cafeteria workers.

Many people in Park Slope have children, and they are in need of childcare and nannies. If you might want to pursue childcare as a vocation, you may want to inquire at one of the local agencies.

Before you decide that you want to make your move to the area, you should look up the different Park Slope jobs that are available and inquire about positions before you commit. If you have several months' worth of living expenses saved up, you should be able to move to the neighborhood and then peruse all of the Park Slope jobs until you find something that suits you.