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#1 Medical Assistant
#2 Paralegal
#3 Accountant
#4 Public Relations Specialist
#5 Computer Software Developer
#2
I don't really agree with that list. Paralegal? - I thought the legal profession is overloaded with lawyers, so to get any money, some will work as a paralegal.
#5
Computer Software Developer can mean a lot of things, the description here is way too vague in my opinion.
#4
PR specialists are a dime a dozen. I don't think demand is too high in marketing in general, or you are up against a huge pool of applicants to compete for that one job opening.
This list is not very useful. The authors should have listed more trades' types of jobs where demand does stay high in most areas of the US: truck driving, plumbing, HVAC specialists, and probably more I cannot think of.
#2
I don't really agree with that list. Paralegal? - I thought the legal profession is overloaded with lawyers, so to get any money, some will work as a paralegal.
#5
Computer Software Developer can mean a lot of things, the description here is way too vague in my opinion.
#4
PR specialists are a dime a dozen. I don't think demand is too high in marketing in general, or you are up against a huge pool of applicants to compete for that one job opening.
This list is not very useful. The authors should have listed more trades' types of jobs where demand does stay high in most areas of the US: truck driving, plumbing, HVAC specialists, and probably more I cannot think of.
Yes. The author definitely should have racked and stacked trade type jobs.
I swear they put out a new "hot jobs" article every other week. And they are usually a joke because they will mix low-paid jobs like customer service in there.
Yahoo career articles tend not to be very useful and that link reflects that.
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