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What jobs exist that are recession proof, automation proof and outsource proof at least for the next 5 years?

>> No.9311812

machine learning engineer

>> No.9311815

Owning LINK

>> No.9311821

>>9311799
Farming
Inb4 automation
Its not viable on a large scale

>> No.9311842

>>9311812
>the most secure job is destroying everyone else's job

>> No.9311850

Civil engineers, primarily field engineers

>> No.9311861

>>9311799
Not going to be popular... welding. This will always have demand and pays well.

Also, there is a trucker shortage (produce cost is up 10% because of it) for the next 5 years, but will die off due to autonomy shortly after. The good thing is that most autonomous trucks will need a human driver on standby for a few years so it would be the easiest gig ever for awhile.

>> No.9311862

>>9311821
bump

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>>9311842
correct

>> No.9311881

>>9311799
Farmer.

>> No.9311940

Unicorn-grade tax accountant/CPA with a blockchain knowledge (for competitive advantage). Even though you tend to think blockchain may eradicate accountants, we still need them for taxation, deal/company structuring and sound advices around general investments (yes recently accounting-anchored valuations are getting popular over DCF- based company valuation)

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>>9311799
>getting a job

>> No.9312008

If you are in the United States, social worker

>> No.9312048

>>9311861

how many years do you think until humans are completely replaced from behind the wheel from the entirety of the industry?

UPS feeder driver reporting in

>> No.9312151

Criminal defense lawyers should be in good shape for the foreseeable future.

>> No.9312161

kneepads

>> No.9312188

>>9311940
i suspect ai will eradicate most accountants not blockchain

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>> No.9312900

>>9311799
Being an entertainer
Actor, live musician, even a fucking Youtuber or Twitch streamer

>> No.9312918

Plumber. Shit always needs to go bye bye.

>> No.9312960

>>9312048
I think it would take decades.

>> No.9313028

>The Moving, Shipping and Storage Industry

You would never guess how lucrative this industry was until you've worked in it. Or owned a business that requires it on an ongoing basis or large commercial scale.

Its a cashcow that will never die out because you'll never be able to automate or outsource it EVER. Plus its recession proof. Residential folks always need to move. Commercial clients always need to have shit moved.

My company charges 495.00$/hr on average to relocate an office floor to another office building. The average 50 employee and under sized office or business usually involves 25+ billable hours to complete. You do the math...

>> No.9313173

>>9311842
kek or be keked, my friend

>> No.9313188

>>9311799
Medical device sales.

>> No.9313258

Teacher.

Obviously not at a public school.

Find a nice private school.

>> No.9313279

>>9313028
>My company charges 495.00$/hr on average to relocate an office floor to another office building.
How many guys to do that?

>> No.9313295

Math PhD, go ahead and guess how much they make starting