Jobs That Will be in Demand Until 2014

List of Jobs – In Demand Positions Until 2014

Every person has set his own criteria when it comes to finding a job. Some are after high paying positions; some are after fulfillment, while some are after challenge and stability. Some employees would also like to be given the chance to be developed while working. 

To give you guidance on what will be in demand until the year 2014, of which some will stay that way beyond that year, here is a list of jobs for you:

Computer Software Engineers – They play an important role in our society today. They help the computer industry incorporate and empower new technologies. The demand for this job position is growing strong.

Environmental Engineers – Our environment has a lot of issues that need to be resolved. For this reason, the need for environmental engineers will likely grow. Projects that involved recycling and public health such as pollution control and waste disposal are needed to preserve the earth. These workers are primarily concerned in these issues and they usually get hired in research firms, consulting firms, government agencies, universities, laboratories and other public and private companies.

Epidemiologists – These people are medical scientists who devote themselves in studying epidemic outbreaks. Their job is important particularly in situations where an epidemic spreads, such as SARS and other forms of bioterrorist attacks.

Medical Scientists – Many categories fall under this job position. They are the ones who discover cures and treatments for diseases. They can get hired in the government’s health department, biotech industries and pharmaceutical industries.

Financial Advisers – They advise people on what they should do with their finances. They help new retirees, new investors and so on to come up with the right financial decisions.

Other job positions that will be in demand until and even beyond 2014 are Practitioners of Alternative Medicine, Biophysicists, Biochemists, Management Analysts, Financial Managers, Market Research Analysts, Geoscientists, Advertising and Promotions Managers, Actuaries, Lawyers, Actors, Athletes, Performers, Agents and Business Managers for Performers, Artists, and Athletes, Producers and Directors, Marketing Managers, Health and Medical Services Managers, and Network Systems and Data Communication Analysts.