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Basicly this article says these five professions are the least desirable for the future. I'd just like to point out why.

Libraian - 39,000 - 47,000
Long haul trucker - 33,870
Machinist - 22,500 - 34,000


The hard work and long hours offered by driving and machineing get paid worse than a fucking book sorting librarian. Jesus fucking christ, im in the wrong line of work. I wont even make 42,000 when im a fully paid construction worker 2 years from now. Why the fuck is the hardest work the lowest paying? No wonder no one wants to do it. What training is required to be a librarian? Dewey decimal 101, and 102? Give me a god damn break.

Lack of RNs and pharmasist is easy, it cost a fuck ton to go to shcool for them, and you misewell just be a damn doctor.