9 Most In Demand Jobs Hiring Right Now | 2020

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Hello my future rich friends in the making ! This video is still similar themed giving you various job opportunities if you are looking for a career pivot, or are currently looking for in demand jobs hiring right now even with the high unemployment rates.

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[byeteaching]

Amazing! As a former teacher myself, It's so important for educators transitioning into new careers to be aware of these pitfalls. Thanks for sharing!

[DaraKFulton]

I love your energy and I'm new to your channel and subbed 🥰 PS: I am also a teacher and fellow New Yorker ! Heyyy 😍

[JessicaHicks]

Sales is a wide industry, so a sales associate in a store fro example is the average I think you’re speaking of but a better industry would be inside or field sales. You can make any where from 60, 000 to 100K and beyond depending on the industry you’re working in.

With the delivery drivers, with AI and companies like Nuro, there will still be demand, but may not be as much 10 years from now.

Enjoyed this video!

[Fabulousaddy]

I’m new subbie. Read your article and so proud of you and ready to get on the journey on becoming debt free

[littlewillowlinda]

Do you think it's too late to start learning software development now?? By the time courses are done and all that it'll be a few months to a year from now. I'm wondering a)if itll be worth it and b) how to juggle learning with getting some other job to pay the bills in the meantime. And of course c) what the world will be like in a year or two but i don't think any of us has an answer to that one haha!

[Alleyesponkay]

NY minimum wage is $15 so anyone in ny working full time is making average 30k yearly