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What kind of jobs are in high demand?

I want to do something that will allow me to earn a six figure income.
Ideally something involving business and technology
I love working with others
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G. Mark’s Answer

Okay, first let me be "that guy" who does a buzz kill by giving "sage advice". Don't look for a six-figure salary first. First look for something that makes you happy. Sure, a six-figure salary will help with that, but hear me out. I tell my students to do what they like. Sure, I'm not saying that if you only like to watch clouds and sit on the beach that that's necessarily a good life goal. But let's face it -- making a lot of money at something you hate is not likely to be pleasant. That being said, I'll get to what you really wanted to hear. IN GENERAL (obviously there are exceptions), there are several areas that will pull in good job security, money, advancement, etc.. These are hot areas. Internet of Things (IOT) is making huge strides and finding applications everywhere. Why? Because, well... it's the INTERNET. And it's EVERYTHING that's connected to it. Another thing is Artificial Intelligence. After a few decades of fits and starts, AI, and in particular Machine Learning (ML) is hitting its stride. You can see evidence of it in all aspects of business and everyday life. Talk to Siri? Cortana? Amazon Echo? How about Markov Chains being used to predict natural language processing and translations? Virtual Assistants on company websites? And where do you think AI is getting all that data to learn from? Big Data. Why? Because the IOT is generating incredible amounts of data every second and ML is learning to find patterns and predict everything from physics to human social interaction to the stock market. And robots don't forget. As time goes on, the old aphorism "those who don't learn from history are doomed to repeat it" will be apparent not to apply to robots -- Machine Learning. So you want a job that's 1) likely to be secure, 2) make some bucks and 3) extremely awesome, go with those. Sure, you can find instances or jobs where you won't get six figures. But if I were to bet, I'd say those three areas look pretty sweet. When I was younger, saying you were "in computers" was cool enough. But let's face it, today if you say you're "into computers" you'd probably get a response like, "Yeah, so's my kid." AI, IOT, Big Data -- inescapable and very, very entertaining.
Thank you comment icon Thank you so much for your answer! I definitely want to do something that makes me happy I just don't exactly know what that would be but I will look into your suggestions and try to figure some things out. Once again I appreciate it. Axel
Thank you comment icon Very true follow your heart and stick to it rest will come. Naresh Tikader
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Ani’s Answer

Refer to this article below for the list of top 8 high paying engineering jobs:

https://newengineer.com/insight/8-of-the-most-in-demand-engineering-jobs-for-2019-1126177

As you can imagine, Data Analytics is currently the field that has the highest demand and pay. Data Analytics, Machines Learning, and Artificial Intelligence will be the game changing areas that will revolutionize the field of automation. It might still take 5-10 years for lot of things to get automated, so at least for a decade this skill set will be high in demand.

Also I strongly feel a Cyber Security engineering job will also be in high demand considering how companies and countries are subject to Cyber attacks these days.
Thank you comment icon Anything in computer science. There is a need for software engineers. I echo what Ani said as well. Of of those careers in in extremely high demand. Natalie Javid
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Javier’s Answer

Job that are in high demand are reporting, analytics, IT and medical. These jobs pay well and have lucrative advancement and careers.


I would take a look at indeed and just and of those keywords to see what requirements are required. You can get many certification via Coursera, Udemy, among others.
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Amy’s Answer

Engineering! you basically can apply to anything you like technology, and Tech Companies are always looking for young talent.
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Joan’s Answer

Probably software engineering is a path you want to explore, not only is a high demanded profile but also is a broad field where you can find whatever you like.
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Ryan’s Answer

With all businesses now in a place of more uncertainty, some of the best advice I can give would be to start learning the technology industry. Technology can apply to all aspects of business in 2020 and the future. Whether it is in development, engineering, operations, technology sales, sales engineering, etc, these roles have the best potential to earn you six figures within the first several years of working.
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kalyan’s Answer

1. Big data Analyst
2. Artificial intelligence system architect
3. Network Marketing
4. Python Developer
5. Data Scientist
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Software engineers  
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Dennis’s Answer

Be sure you know what you want to do for high demand jobs do not always equal high pay.

There are jobs in high demand in a wide range of industries, meaning you can find one that suits your interests and skills. The four fields that have experienced rapid growth in the past few years are health care, information technology (IT), trade and hospitality. Whether you like to work with your hands or enjoy problem-solving, you will find a job that is in high demand in one of these industries.
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Camille’s Answer

Sales

Tech Companies

Project Manageres
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Saidul’s Answer

The following IT fields have a lot of opportunities and growth in the upcoming times.

1. Data Analytics

2. Cyber Security

4. Cloud technologies

These are broad domains and need much more scrutiny as to what falls where.
I would suggest going through all the online course portals,Udemy,Coursera,etc(naming a few) providing nitty-gritty against each domain and you can start off based on your level (beginner,intermediate,expert), choose and complete them to see if these interest you.
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Saravanan’s Answer

Jobs which are currently in demand in the IT industry and which has potential growth are

1) DevOps developers / Technical PMs
2) Big Data and Analyst
3) Artificial Intelligence and Machine Language experts
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Akshay’s Answer

Hi Axel,

I would say that the following jobs are in high demand from a technological perspective:
1. AI/ML Engineer
2. Network security engineer
3. Python/Java developer
4. Data scientist
5. Cloud technologies

If you are not looking for technical roles, I would bet on the following:
1. Corporate lawyer
2. Forensics and cybersecurity for police/government
3. Real estate agent
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Estelle’s Answer

Engineering and Computer science are great fields in the tech/business world that will allow you to earn a great income and learn a valuable skill. Best of luck.
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swaroop’s Answer

Hi Axel,

Top paid jobs at anytime will be in Medical and Managing roles.

I would suggest based on your study chose the path and which works make you happy go for it, money will follow your happiness. TC.
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Huzefa’s Answer

Currently there is high demand for Artificial intelligence technology , Data analytics , machine learning, Big data, cyber security. These are few domain which are having highest number of jobs opening globally. All these roles do require a knowledge of computer programming languages mostly python.
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rajat’s Answer

Below are the few jobs with the most anticipated growth over the next five years.

1. Application software developer

2. Medical services manager

4. Marketing Manager

5. Business Analyst
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Sunil’s Answer

I had gone through couple of answers and no doubt an engineer , medical practitioner, lawyer earns very well and good in demand. But advice here is be good in whatever you do. You will always find people who are just average earners irrespective of their profession being in high demand. Its depend on the continuous investment that you do in your career that makes you much in demand.

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Charles’s Answer

I would say Data Science or Data Analytics. Data is the new gold. It's not just about crunching numbers but also being able to tell the story represented by the data and help gather insights that can fuel business intelligence . Living in the Maryland area, Data Science is a rapidly growing field in the Federal government space.
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JOSEPH’s Answer

Great question. It is hard to tell the future most times, but something that will always help in the future is technology. I think that whether it internet, going green initiatives, telecommunications or automation, these areas will always have a focus on moving the world forward..
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Munwar’s Answer

From a career in Information Technology standpoint, cloud technologies are in high demand these days. So a course or certification in Azure, AWS or GCP is a nice to have. Some other practices like Cloud Migration/Adoption or DevOps are great career options these days.

Munwar recommends the following next steps:

Take a course in Udemy or Linux Academy and try to get certified in it.
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Digvijay Singh’s Answer

currently the world is moving into virtualisation in real sense so technologies related to it is a real plus point to grab the opportunities:

SDWAN
python
dockers and qubernetics
AWS
and many more
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The high Demand jobs are in software engineering and develop some special skills . Also Medical Technician with specialized focus area.

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Boopathy’s Answer

Concentrate on AI (Artificial Intelligence) , data science and machine learning technologies that come under one umbrella which are our future and it will feed your expectations.
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Sheila’s Answer

Hi Axel:

Here are 10 of the most in-demand tech jobs of 2019, according to recruiters and career site experts.

1) Cybersecurity Engineer: - Security is a major concern for companies and consumers alike.
2) AI/Machine Learning Engineer: - The explosion in artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning technologies across the enterprise has led to increased demand for these professionals.
3) Full Stack Developer: - Full stack developers are among the most in-demand by employers right now in terms of open job postings, according to data from job search site Indeed.
4) Data Scientist: - Named the no. 1 best job in America by Glassdoor for the past three consecutive years, data scientists are expected to remain in high demand in 2019, as nearly every company now has the ability to collect data, and all need employees who can effectively organize and analyze this information.
5) Python Developer: - The rise of AI and machine learning technologies has led to increased demand for Python developers.
6) Java Developer: - Java developers will remain in high demand in 2019.
7) JavaScript Developer: - JavaScript also remains popular in the enterprise, and will continue to in the new year.
8) Cloud Engineer: - Job postings that include the terms cloud computing or cloud engineer have gone up 27% since 2015, according to Indeed.
9) Scrum Master: - Organizations are increasingly turning to Scrum to organize software development, and this method will break out even more in 2019.
10) DevOps Engineer: - As the DevOps workflow grows increasingly popular, more organizations are seeking DevOps engineers, according to Indeed.

I wish you much success on your journey. Best of luck to you!

~ Sheila

Source: https://www.techrepublic.com/article/the-10-most-in-demand-tech-jobs-of-2019/
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Pradip’s Answer

You hardly ever run into a list of great jobs that don’t include Software Engineer, and for good reason. With how important smartphones, computers, and the Internet have become in our daily lives, companies need plenty of talented people to help them create cutting-edge technology, and truly skilled individuals can be hard to come by. In the future, this field is only expected to get hotter — the Bureau of Labor Statistics predicts a 24 percent job growth between 2016 and 2026.
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Here are the most in-demand jobs for 2019

  1. Application software developer. Annual median salary: $101,790. ...
  2. Medical services manager. Annual median salary: $98,350. ...
  3. Registered nurse. Annual median salary: $70,000. ...
  4. Medical technologist. Annual median salary: $51,770. ...
  5. Construction laborer. Annual median salary: $34,350. ...
  6. Nursing assistant. ...
  7. Home health aide.

Source: CNBC
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Alexandra’s Answer

Hi Axel,

Don't go just with the money...think you will have to do that job/service for the next 50 years...so it has to be something you like. And when you are doing something you love...money will come. First find something you like to do or you are very good at it. If you have no idea...start volunteering and try different things. During this crisis, Finance and IT people are unlikely to lose their job, which is great. For future, I would suggest degrees/majors for Artificial Intelligence:

https://ai4beginners.com/what-degree-major-is-best-for-artificial-intelligence/

Good luck!
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Ankit’s Answer

Hey Axel ,

With the rate at which the data is being generated in this modern era , the demand is high for Data Engineers , Analysts and Data Scientists . Also with the increasing number of subscribers and users of digital technology there is a constant requirement of Software Engineers in the market who have experience with the Scalable aspects of technology and systems .

So to summarise my answer you can chose any platform be it Web , Data platform , Data science but try to learn the tech in depth in order to be able to scale the systems and platforms.

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Estelle’s Answer

Healthcare fields are always in high demand and have job security.
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Megan’s Answer

Technical skills are in high demand across the board. Experience coding is big. Analyzing data is also a skills that I have seen as a requirement in many jobs that we recruit for (specifically being able to do v-look ups, pivot tables, macros)

For more in demand soft and hard skills visit here:
https://learning.linkedin.com/blog/learning-thought-leadership/most-in-demand-skills-2020
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