An international study prepared a list of jobs that will have high labor demand until 2030.
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At its 54th meeting, the World Economic Forum (WEF) presented a list of which would be the best-paid and most stable professions of the future, in the period from 2024 to 2030. This was done with predictions based on surveys and labor market statistics from the ILO.
According to the predictions of the World Economic Forum, some of the people who work in these fields may even be hired by foreign companies without having to emigrate, since the companies will not need it to be in person.
What will be the 8 best-paid professions, according to WEF?
- Specialists in AI and Machine Learning
- Sustainability specialists
- Business intelligence analyst
- Information security analyst
- FinTech Engineers
- Data analyst
- Robotics engineers
- Agricultural equipment operator.
In the case of professions related to AI and machine learning, they will have greater job stability, since this employment is expected to grow by 40% by 2027, which represents approximately 1 million new jobs.
Although this list of well-paying jobs highlights occupations linked to technology, such as software programmers, network and computer systems managers, and information security analysts specialized in defending against cyber attacks, these professions are already valued in the currently, but its demand is expected to increase even more by 2030, according to the report.
What other digital careers have a good future, according to WEF?
The World Economic Fund report has considered other careers that are already listed and will continue to be so by 2030. These are:
- Software developers
- Financial risk specialists
- Network and computer system administrators
- Financial managers
- Lawyers
- Marketing managers
- Auditors and accountants
- Various specialized consultants
- Business operations specialists
- Personal financial advisors
- Insurance underwriters
- Operations Research Analysts
- Medical and health services managers
- Postsecondary Computer Science Teachers
- General Directors of Emergencies
- Telecommunications managers.
Graduated in Social Communication-Journalism from the Universidad Nacional Mayor de San Marcos. She is a current affairs web editor in the newspaper La República. Winner of 1st place in the “Communication for Gender Equality” contest of Catholics for the Right to Decide Peru and the Embassy of the Netherlands in Peru. Experience in gender and sexuality.
Source: Larepublica
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