Jobs Of The Future Tier List (Top 100 Careers Ranked)

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[DioDiablo]

Not all tech jobs are S tier. Also it's becoming oversaturated and super competitive, which will drive down wages for lower level workers. Also eventually some of those jobs will be replaced with programs. Truly a double edged sword.

[firstname]

I'm an offshore electrician and make on average 250-300k a year in Australia. I work around 4 months of the year in total offshore with the rest of the time off.

[Joseph_Allan]

I'm a union construction worker making just shy of 100k a year. That doesn't count any dividend income or side jobs where I earn cash. No student debt, I even managed to pay off my house at 34. My body is on the line though I'll admit to that.

[ambera]

Today I was literally wondering, hmm I wonder what the most common careers are, and later I go to youtube and boom I see you posted this. Very curious and excited to watch this, thanks Shane!

[hopejamison]

Thank you for making these! I'm struggling to choose a career path and your videos really help!

[ccodzkp]

All of your videos are amazing but this is your best yet. One of the best channels Youtube has to offer.

[arkanelyass]

Shane hummus video every day to update my goals it helped me too much thanks man !!!

[dylan]

I appreciate you taking the time to make these videos Shane!

[LuckyLong]

Gonna study accounting! Thanks, Shane!!!

[briantaylor]

I’m an ICU RN. Great money, but don’t, I repeat, DON’T do it for the money. It is emotionally and physically demanding, requiring compassionate and empathetic people to do it.

[JohnMiller-kyqx]

Great content! Keep going especially about IT Careers.

[_Sturgeon]

So basically,

Anything that's tech-heavy goes straight to S Tier. Love the vid Shane!

[kimwucheng]

Great video, there are some great careers choices you mentioned. I bounced around a lot having different ideas and waiting on the moment my opportunity is going to come knocking on my door, not until I got to my 30s I finally got my dream job in Microsoft and also started a bit of investing in stocks, also real estate did my fortune change for the better. Having a good passive income stream has helped me a lot during this recession.

[khadija]

man u worked really hard on this one, appreciate it

[mgminthantaung]

Thank you, bro. This video is really needed for beginners in job environment. 💗👍👏

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[nmlobos]

as long as it's an honest living, they are all heroes to me.

[michaelbrubaker]

Hi Shane,
Can you do a video on how good is a career as a management analyst. This is a career you never touched on your MIS major video and I think you should cover it

[johnhightshoe]

Another career to consider is paramedicine. Paramedic are in such high demand right now across the US, typically shorter education than an RN and annual salaries are showing upward trends to be comparable with RNs, not to mention if you are into the fire side of things, being a firefighter/paramedic has huge upside with amazing benefits almost everywhere and great upward mobility within most fire departments. Down sides being dealing with ungrateful patients, long hours, typical paramedic shifts are 12 hours long and fire/medic shifts can be anywhere from 10-48 hours long depending on where your are and what your call volume looks like with the average being around 24 hours on shift. BLS is showing a growth rate of around 7%, the median salary is also averaging EMTs which is drastically dragging it down. For comparison an EMT is to a paramedic what a CNA is to a RN, entry level to career level.

Side note BLS get your shit together and actually separate those out for people.

[matissberzins]

Hi! Thanks for the awesome video! Where would you rank an Aerospace Engineering masters degree/job ? That's what I'm aiming to study next year!