Quote: (01-13-2017 11:20 AM)Zelcorpion Wrote:
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The future of the job market in the next couple decades are the solid trades that are not going to be replaced barring extensive robotics and the the high-end creative and leading fields. Anything else will be gone ever more. Most college graduates find themselves fulfilling low-tier white collar positions that are going to be axed. But a lot of advancements need to be made before a plumber or electrician is getting replaced. By that time there will not be any waitresses or drivers anymore and certainly no paper-shuffling useless clerks.
I think the long far away job market will be repair and maintenance. Waitresses, fast food, production line, all can be automated. What cannot be automated is the repair and maintenance of all the automated services, and advancement/research of.
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