Top 5 Jobs That Will DISAPPEAR by 2030 🔥

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Many jobs have been replaced and will continue to be replaced as technology advances. There is a recent government report that predicts which jobs will be disappearing by the year 2032. If you are in this job or if you are considering entering into this job, it might be time to reconsider. Have you started applying to federal government jobs on USAJobs? Let me know down below.

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[ana-piut]

Hi Armand, I just bombed my federal job interview. Yes, I did buy your interview guide but I did not know it was going to be so cold and no ice breakers. No tell me about yourself. It went straight to the behavioral questions and then situational questions. I felt like it was an oral exam for a capstone project. And it was for an entry-level job. I learned that I really have to practice those type of questions. I just froze and seemed unprepared even though I was prepared.

[nikitachirich]

Order Clerk: Web and phone based order systems will replace them
Telemarketer: Consumers avoiding any and all calls, DNC lists and automated some tele. jobs.
Exec Asst: govt. commandant's, secretaries and assistants, general bureaucratic cut backs, and automation for many executive functions.
Data Entry: new software automation, data feedback systems, auto drivers.

Other jobs that will be disappearing:
project manager: jobs being shifted to field lead or manager taking on that role for his specific func. software, construction, etc.
software programmer: (US) outsourcing and batched data blocs, AI driven assembler for data function programmed overseas.
product manager: jobs shifted to individual teams managing the project and governance automated and supervised by appropriate dept manager.

[chopshop]

Can you talk about NAF positions vs GS. I’ve only heard you speak about GS positions and negotiating pay.

[karihosny]

Isn't a data analyst job going away with AI. Data analytics is pretty well automated can create and suggest charts and graphs. I think it's going away.

[rachelm]

software engineers/dev people unless you have a PhD. My friend's brother was like yeah those people with BS and MS will not find work due to AI. I think accounting can be done with AI; there might be some high level analysts that review things still around, but regular accounting? It will disappear. There is actually a very large report on all the jobs that can be automated. The British did it. It ranks 200+ occupations and how in danger they are to AI and automation in general.