Jobs that will be gone in 20 years

[@Elizabeth_Lopez19]

I work in a warehouse in Lake Forest, California. I pack products by hand. In another sector they already installed a robot to pack, and to palletize. Eventually, a robot will do what I do.

[@ishayaakov]

Then you'll be good for nothing

[@krissfenix]

Do you have a plan?. Can yo share with us?

[@LaborGains]

Oh no. Sorry to hear that

[@Elizabeth_Lopez19]

​@@krissfenixThey will run with 6 people instead of 9. They still need people to put bottles, operate filler, put labels, clean machines and move pallets. I am fine for now. I don't know how long until robots will be able to do my whole job. I will keep saving at least I don't have debt.

[@alfredspic481]

So, who is gonna buy all this shit when nobody has a job?

[@LaborGains]

Great question!

[@krissfenix]

PLease consider Health care Frontliners. We are always short of staff

[@Bud_Emmer]

It's a bear of a job emotionally if you have it in you. Anything dealing with aging people and health is a secure job.

[@LaborGains]

Thanks for the suggestion

[@dannyhubbard6330]

I think that the blue collar jobs like electrician, HVAC, and plumbing is the best way to go, also the military becuase we still want naturalized citizens in that role. Enjoy the channel

[@InvestigatorEconomist]

This is a great idea, if you can be accepted into the military and not get turned on from MEPS. Also, Blue collar work in general is definitely needed, but it seems as though some people I know that came from trade school is having a hard time, do to lack of experience. Like they will promote Cyber Security, Skilled Trades in demand, but some individuals are struggling for entry level work.

[@LaborGains]

Thanks for the suggestion and the compliment on the channel!

[@dannyhubbard6330]

​@@InvestigatorEconomistI just retired from 20 years and tried to break into tech with a bachelor's degree and was only able to secure a good job due to my electronic background and top secret clearance

[@pixelupdates7041]

Best career move is to get a good only fans following

[@alfredspic481]

Yes

[@LaborGains]

Best remote job

[@binixx]

The Jetsons are set in the year 2062, not 2025. AI will replace humas. Maybe not in 20 years but a lot of jobs will need less workers, until there is no need for humans. Maybe 1-2 people to supervise and the rest will be robots, AI.

[@LaborGains]

Fair enough about the Jetsons. Guess there is still time!

[@Wabu1]

Did you up and leave the country? Where the heck are you? I was like this guy gonna make a living talking about a jobs he never gonna look for. Whatever you do Good Luck.

[@LaborGains]

The US is too expensive. So I may or may not have taken a leave of absence from the US to cut my rent in half. Trying to get the savings to stretch a bit longer. ❤🇵🇭

[@SansaStarkw]

Jobs That Will Evolve (Not Disappear Completely) Doctors & Surgeons: AI will assist, but human oversight will remain critical. Teachers & Educators: Personalized AI tools may assist, but human mentors will still be needed. Skilled Trades (Electricians, Plumbers): Automation will assist but not fully replace skilled labor.

[@LaborGains]

Good list. Thank you for sharing.

[@billjames3030]

I still think you would be a very good Cath Lab nurse. After a few years be dept director making $$$$$

[@LaborGains]

Thanks for the suggestion.

[@chasisaac]

That article is rather silly. Your bigger question is what jobs are they going to be in five years? Anything that can be done remote and office and you’re sticking in front of the computer is gone everything. Trades will probably be around for another 10 to 15 yearsas well the majority of direct medical care. Government workers will still be hearing 50 years. This article way underestimates artificial intelligence.

[@LaborGains]

Ok

[@SansaStarkw]

So for trade option why do you think in 10-15 the trade jobs will be gone?