Long Hill, a small town in Connecticut, has a population of approximately 5,000. It's a great place to start a career, as young professionals make up a larger portion of the population here (28%) than nationally (15%), though retirees are also well-represented. The majority of residents rent in Long Hill, and 23% of residents own their homes despite an average rent of $1,243 per month, which exceeds the state average by $95 a month.

There are plenty of industries from which to choose in Long Hill, the most common four of which are manufacturing, entertainment, healthcare, and retail. Together, these industries account for 37% of the labor force in the town. Meanwhile, looking at job function, many residents work in sales, as 10% of the town's population reports this as their field of work, the highest number of any profession. Long Hill workers earn an average annual income of about $64K, around $16,000 less than those elsewhere in the state. The town's average income also falls below the national average ($73,345). Long Hill has a large concentration of residents older than 25 with advanced degrees compared to the national average (7%), as 10% possess a Master's degree or a Doctoral degree. Furthermore, 17% have a Bachelor's degree, which also outpaces the national average.

Long Hill's average commute time ranks as one of the best in Connecticut at about 18 minutes, 3rd-fastest in the state. Driving a car or truck is the prevailing means of commuting to work, opted for by 56% of commuters, while public transportation is not extensively used. Walking (3%) isn't a common means of commuting to work, though the number surpasses the national average.