Artificial Intelligence isn’t science fiction anymore—it’s here, it’s learning fast, and it’s already changing the job market. By 2030, AI will have automated millions of tasks across industries, reshaping the way we work and live. Some jobs will disappear, some will transform, and new ones will rise out of the digital dust.
Here’s a breakdown of the jobs most at risk of being replaced by AI in the next few years:
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In today’s competitive job market, standing out is more important than ever. Tools like ChatGPT can be your secret weapon to craft compelling applications, ace interviews, and secure your dream job. By leveraging AI strategically, you can streamline your job search, enhance your materials, and boost your confidence. Below is a step-by-step guide on how to use ChatGPT effectively to land your dream job, complete with specific prompts to get you started.
How to quit your job in 2022
Americans quit jobs at a record pace in November as job openings hovered close to their all-time highs in a sign that workers continued to hold most of the leverage before the omicron variant sent COVID-19 cases soaring.
The number of workers quitting jobs vaulted to 4.6 million from 4.2 million, above the prior record of 4.4 million reached in September, the Labor Department said Tuesday. That means 3% of workers voluntarily left their positions, matching September’s record high.
Employers posted 10.6 million job openings, down from a near-record 11 million the previous month and just below July’s all-time high, Labor said in its Job Openings and Labor Turnover Survey. Openings have topped 10 million for six straight months.
The decline was fueled by a drop of 261,000 openings in restaurants and hotels. Even as vacancies in that industry have fallen from their July peak, quitting and hiring have stayed strong, “suggesting that some of the hiring difficulties might be easing,” says Nick Bunker, director of research for Indeed, a leading job site.
Still, since there were 6.9 million unemployed Americans in November, that means there were 1.5 available jobs for each unemployed person, the most on record dating back two decades.
source: USA Today
CNNMoney— Believe it or not, a place exists where companies are hiring like crazy, and you can make $15 an hour serving tacos, $25 an hour waiting tables and $80,000 a year driving trucks.
You just have to move to North Dakota. Specifically, to one of the tiny towns surrounding the oil-rich Bakken formation, estimated to hold anywhere between 4 billion and 24 billion barrels of oil.
Oil companies have only recently discovered ways to tap this reserve. And along with the manpower needed to extract the oil, the town is now scrambling to find workers to support the new rush of labor. Read More
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