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Paying Jobs into 2022
Updated Dec, 20 2022 written
by Joe
Thurston
Are you wanting to
change careers, but you're not quite sure
how to go about it?
Well like they say, going after a job you really love has the highest
degree of satisfaction, but if you really want to make more money, then
jobs with that potential in mind would be the wiser and more logical
choice.
Keep in mind that your bills come first, and the jobs with a
very high growth rate should be getting all of your attention. These
jobs should create longevity in your new career as they will last well
into 2022.
Here to help you identify potential jobs with a longer future and pay
of at least $75,000 dollars we used the U.S.
Department of Labor data, then identified careers that should
grow by 16 percent.
What that means for you is these jobs will be in
demand 16% more than normal type jobs, so hiring will increase and the
jobs will be around for a long time afterwards. So remaining in these
positions for several years is very likely.
Longevity and great pay are what everyone wants, so we have
provided you some details below.
Job #1. Information Security Analyst
Average
annual salary
*
$86,000
Job growth data is forecast from
2012 to 2022
**
A 37 percent
increase in jobs is projected
If you possess excellent problem solving and analytical skills, are
also very detail oriented, then becoming an information security
analyst would be a great career for you.
The U.S. Department of Labor, states these workers ensure that security
measures are in place protecting a company's computer network
and all of it's software and systems from cyber-attacks.
Why would they be in-demand: Cyber-attacks are very
sophisticated and vicious to any company, making it mandatory for the
company to seek it's own form of protection.
We have all read headlines on a daily basis about cyber hackers
getting personal data and credit card data from large
companies over the internet.
"Employers" need to protect your information, so an information
security analyst is going to be one of the fastest and most wanted
occupations for you to get into for the long term. The internet is only
going to grow even more in the future. So this job is considered of
very high value to any of today's companies that are online.
How to
prepare: All information security analysts should have
attained a bachelor's degree related to the computer programming field.
If you can attain a master's in business administration (MBA) in the
computer information field, you can enter into a top position easily.
Related employment in this field is very helpful for you to get your
foot in the door also, as employers are seeking experienced certified
individuals to protect their computer systems from any and all attacks.
Some companies even require that you have certain certifications to
work at their company.
So do a random survey of the top companies you are looking at and get
their minimum qualifications to get in on the ground floor if
you're just entering this field.
Job
#2.
Civil Engineer
Average
annual salary
*
$79,340
Job growth data is forecast from
2012 to 2022
20 percent
hiring increase
If you are a great leader and have excellent skills at
making decisions with a very strong background in mathematics,
civil engineering is for you.
Most construction projects are designed and then supervised by a civil
engineer. There are many different types of positions you may be
interested in within this field.
Construction engineers
will manage different construction projects, scheduling a time
frame and making sure plans and specifications are in place to be
followed. Most of the time they take responsibility for the design and
the safety specs of the temporary structures that are to
be used while construction is taking place.
Geotechnical engineers
focus their efforts on how different structures are being built by the
civil engineers, making sure the projects foundation is very solid and
how it will interact with soil and rock. They also will design the
blueprint for slopes, any retaining walls being built, and tunnels to
be constructed.
Structural engineers
will design major projects, like buildings, different types of bridges,
and dams, to make sure they are up to code for their structural
strength and their durability.
Transportation engineers
will help plan, then design, streets and also highways, as their main
focus. Planning larger projects are also part of their responsibility,
like airports, any mass transit systems, or complicated harbors and
docking systems.
How to prepare:
To do work in the field as a professional civil engineer you need to
have a bachelor's degree, also you must be licensed, which will mean
that your degree must be an ABET (Accreditation Board for Engineering
and Technology) accredited program.
Job
#3.
Medical and Health Services Manager
Average annual salary
$88,580
Job growth stated below is from
2012 to 2022
23 percent
increase in hiring
If you love being very analytical, have the technical abilities, and
the problem-solving know how, and also interact well with
everyone to create success in the medical field, you would be
a great fit in this role.
This job has a title of administrator of health services, or executive
of health management. As a manager you would coordinate the medical
services for an organization, like a hospital, or possibly a certain
sector, of the hospital.
These managers adapt the ever evolving health regulations into their
policies making sure they are in compliance with all the regulations.
How to
prepare: Any of you out there looking to become manager in
this field need a bachelor's degree in the health
administration area.
Courses you need to get your health
administration degree include various hospital organization
& management, some accounting and also budgeting courses, the
ever popular human resources administration studies, law and ethics,
strategic planning, health information systems and also health
economics.
Some programs will specialize for a particular facility, like
a hospital, or nursing home, a facility for mental health. A
graduate program is 2 or 3 years depending on you dedication
and it might also include 1 year of administrative
experience that would be supervised.
Job
#4.
Software Developer, Systems
Average annual salary
$99,000
Job growth is between
2012 to 2022
20 percent
hiring increase
Systems developers will design a computer program, like the many
programs you use everyday to complete a very specific task you want to
accomplish or to help you run a device on your phone or on a computer
network.
Why they're
in-demand: In today's computer age where everyone uses a
computer or a smartphone to accomplish their own task, it only makes
sense projected growth in this field will sky rocket.
Everything changes constantly in software for the internet, and if you
are really good and creative, employers are looking to get you on board
with them.
How to
prepare: Software developers need to get their bachelor’s
degree, most likely in computer science, or software engineering, or
computer programming. They need proficient skills at writing code and
programming and a complete understanding of different computer
languages.
Usually whatever industry the developer will be working in, they would
be expected to be knowledgeable with the type of business they work
for. For instance, if you are going to develop a bank software program,
you should understand how a finance department works on a daily basis.
Job
#5.
Financial Analyst
Average annual salary
$76,950
Job growth predicted between
2012 to 2022
16 percent
hiring increase
If you're great with all thenumbers involved with this position and an
outstanding communicator, there is a career waiting for you in our
financial industry.
Financial analysts constantly study stocks and bonds predicting their
performance, and many financial instruments and programs to help many
individuals and businesses make money on their current investments.
Why they're in-demand:
Employers want people who can deal with all the changing regulations,
which were designed and put into effect to help prevent a crisis like
the one in 2008 from happening in the future.
How to prepare:
Most professionals will have their bachelor's degree.
Certification is recommended. An example of this certification
would be the Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) certification from the
CFA Institute. A financial analysts with a bachelor’s degree can attain
this certification. The employer will usually pay for this specialty
training that they have required.
*All salary information from
the U.S. Department of Labor Occupational Employment and Wages data,
May 2012.
** Projected job growth rates from the U.S. Department of Labor's
Occupational Outlook Handbook, 2014-15 edition.
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