Thread 106281245

What field should I choose to get a high paying job (or any job at all) I'll be in the job market in 4-5 years, let me know anons

>>106281245 (OP)
pick what you enjoy doing

>>106281245 (OP)
Football professional

>>106281245 (OP)
whatever you are actually good at and have fun doing, just make sure that it isn't anything that could be replaced by AI slop
don't be a JS "web designer" or "web dev" code monkey, instead you could do low level system programming, or even better, system administration. someone will always be needed to keep the AI slop machine running, and if you're smart you want to be one of those guys.

>>106281245 (OP)
>What field should I choose to get a high paying job (or any job at all) I'll be in the job market in 4-5 years
someone tell him

>>106281245 (OP)
hard to say

imo the biggest job market will be keeping boomers alive for the next 30-40 years, because:
>medical science has progressed to the point that we can keep old people in a state of undeath for a lot longer than before, many boomers will probably live to be 110-120
>boomers have half of all money and are very interested in staying alive for as long as possible
>all other job markets will probably dry up because there is no money for anything else
>also no one wants to take care of old ass bitchy boomers so not a lot of people training towards boomer care
but you won't be well paid in that sector unless you have specialty skills like a doctor

elderly care / nursing is guaranteed to grow a lot.
mid pay however unless you take a risk.
everything else is speculation.

Robotics.

>>106281245 (OP)
Finance

>>106281535
it's a gold rush where the person who sell the picks makes the most money (and china is ahead in this area).
your repair/maint tech wage will always be priced into the cost of minimum wage workers (and less people will be hired).
It's a passion job, the people do it not for the money, and the top 1% might make a lot (depending where they live, in silicon valley $100k is is more like $60k in other cities, AKA you will never own/pay off a home less than 1 hour away from your job with just your pay if the entry level house is like 20x your yearly pay).

>>106281245 (OP)
Hair mary into a creative field
That's the only way to make a lot of money now