Hangi işler yavaş yavaş yok oluyor ve gerçekten büyüyor?

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1. Due_Reach_1355

   Åžubat 22, 2026 - 4:35 am

   With an aging population, medical / nursing seems a very solid and safe choice.

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2. Novel-Cupcake496

   Åžubat 22, 2026 - 4:35 am

   Healthcare, and not the admin, the actual hands on stuff, is growing. I suspect anything that can be done 100% on a computer will be reduced significantly in the next decade.

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3. East_University_8460

   Åžubat 22, 2026 - 4:35 am

   If you’re ’murican, there’s a website for that.
   https://www.bls.gov/ooh/

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4. Ordinary_Site_5350

   Åžubat 22, 2026 - 4:35 am

   A lot of people will always point to medical fields, specifically nursing. But what many don’t realize is that those fields burn people out very quickly. It’s a calling so you’ll either love it or hate it.

   “IT” is a massive umbrella of fields, some are growing, others are changing so dramatically and so quickly that those inside it can’t tell what is happening – it’s like being caught up in a tsunami vs witnessing it from a helicopter. In order to stay relevant it’s necessary to fully embrace and learn numerous AI technologies and architectures, and almost none of us can even figure out which ones.

   You’re asking the right question though. Too many people think I’m terms of the DEGREE, which is wrong. You must think in terms, as you are, of the SKILLS and accompanying knowledge.

   What I advise people is that, by default, one should go for business administration. The reason is because it’s a universal set of skills that opens multiple KINDS of doors.
   – it bootstraps you for entrepreneurship
   – it gives you leverage to apply for and get management jobs
   – it pairs with every other skill set in existence: nursing, programming, religious ministry, politics, law, military, science, literally anything.

   A business administration education gives you the skills to manage the goals, personnel, and budget of any kind of organization. You’ll see over and over again that people who have a degree in something else can’t get promoted until they go back to school and get their MBA (Masters of Business Administration). If you START with a business degree, you’re already hitting the ground after graduation, especially if paired with a hot minor like Information Systems Security (or whatever), you could be your classmate’s boss on day one.. potentially.. obviously it’s still on you to actually apply for those jobs etc.

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