These Will Be The 20 Fastest Growing and Declining Jobs In The Next Decade

Nation and State ^ | 09/15/2021 | Tyler Durden

[equaviator]

So much "cosmik debris"!

[GOPJ]

As world wide supply chains collapse the biggest jobs will be in repairing things so they don’t have to be replaced.

[USS Alaska]

Data entry and telephone operators?

WTF?

Where are the plumbers?

With all of the shit that we live with on a daily basis, plumbers are in constant demand.

[mywholebodyisaweapon]

So true! Chugwater makes Amarillo seem like the tropics.

[WKUHilltopper]

So much for the “learn to code” mantra.

[cymbeline]

“Does this mean that all the years I just spent in shoe machine operator school were for nothing?”

Not if you have a job now doing that, and not if you love what you’re doing.

[Pollard]

Going green and treating long term vax side effects.

[PIF]

Where are the plumbers?

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The electricians, the welders, the engineers, landscapers etc - all the people who work with their hands, building fixing repairing, - guess they do not count, only people with college degreed jobs matter.

[wingnut1971]

In the mid to late 1800s the largest company in my hometown made whip sockets and accessories for the carriage industry in Flint MI.

[exnavy]

I think you nailed it.

[ProtectOurFreedom]

“Telephone operators”?
“Switchboard operators”?

I thought those were completely gone by now. I keep hitting “0” on calls to companies to try to get a human being and nobody ever answers the phone. Well, except for good old Rajiv in Bangalore. He’s one busy dude.

[Still Thinking]

“As a crematory tech, what can you say about this man’s life?”

“Well done!”

[Keyhopper]

$100 just for me to look at it, then quote a price.

[wgmalabama]

Undertaker mortician funeral home attendant and finally bio hazard handler.