Most promising jobs for 2019 (employees, owner, employer, career)

[mizzourah2006]

What do you all think?

Does it align with what you are seeing?

https://blog.linkedin.com/2019/janua...g-jobs-of-2019

[Hemlock140]

My employer is about 2,000 employees, and over 400 different job titles. The #1 job on the list is in fact our biggest growth, none of the others on the list are expected to increase.

[Disgustedman]

Roughly 45K jobs for those positions.... There's millions trying for them. Kind of like playing the lottery, will your choice be the right one?

[mizzourah2006]

Originally Posted by Disgustedman

Roughly 45K jobs for those positions.... There's millions trying for them. Kind of like playing the lottery, will your choice be the right one?

This assumes all are equally qualified though, which almost certainly isn’t the case.

[TexasLawyer2000]

Originally Posted by Disgustedman

Roughly 45K jobs for those positions.... There's millions trying for them. Kind of like playing the lottery, will your choice be the right one?

Really? There's millions of SRE positions for $45k? I doubt you have any knowledge of that field.

[Serious Conversation]

If anything, an IT lead could be someone leading a team for innovative product development to supervising help desk employees. Vague title.

[tnff]

We don't hire any of those job titles, though we do have some jobs that sort of line up with Engagement Manager, and Enterprise Account Exec, and Data Scientist. But our pay levels are not anywhere close to that. We're offering new graduating engineers about $45K and our HR thinks they are being generous. I show them a study like this and they deny it's real.

But then the public thinks we're all over paid, they think we're making $180K a year anyway.

[Serious Conversation]

Originally Posted by tnff

We don't hire any of those job titles, though we do have some jobs that sort of line up with Engagement Manager, and Enterprise Account Exec, and Data Scientist. But our pay levels are not anywhere close to that. We're offering new graduating engineers about $45K and our HR thinks they are being generous. I show them a study like this and they deny it's real.

But then the public thinks we're all over paid, they think we're making $180K a year anyway.

Where are you located?

[bobsell]

1. Data Scientist

There are zero Data scientist jobs that require no experience. So you'll go and study data science and wind up not getting the job. Recent grads and career changers are locked out.

Site Reliability Engineer

Can't get this job without experience. Recent grads and career changers are locked out

Enterprise Account Executive

Sales job. May need some experience, but the senior roles require experience. However, you can start out in a junior role with no experience, and work your way up to this job.

4. Product Designer
5. Product Owner

Can't get thee jobs without experience. Recent grads and career changers are locked out.

6. Customer Success Manager

You can get this job by working your way up from a customer service Mcjob, which can be obtained without experience.

7. Engagement Manager
8. Solutions Architect
9. Information Technology Lead
10. Scrum Master
11. Cloud Architect
12. Product Marketing Manager
13. Solutions Consultant
14. Product Manager
15. Machine Learning Engineer

Can't get thee jobs without experience. Recent grads and career changers are locked out.


Whenever I see lists of "great jobs" - they're always posted by schools/colleges/universities that are selling education and are lying to people, telling them they an get these great jobs by simply taking their courses.

[mizzourah2006]

In my experience I’ve known several people that have gotten data scientist roles by being “scientists” that can program. Not sure if that’s experience or not, but the programming was self taught the science part was education.