The best way of selecting your career is to know the job market well. The advancement in technology,
changing perspectives of hiring strategy, and the uncertainty in global
economy are the key players in job market. In one of its recent report
by the U.S. Department of Labor (DOL) says while industries like
healthcare and professional and business services are expected to bring
up more number of job openings by 2020, there are industries which are
going to decline many of its today’s job availability. Like agriculture
is blurred from offering jobs, some of the jobs related to
manufacturing, public sector and media also to cut off many jobs which are available today.
Here are five careers that are projected to fade away in near future.
If you are looking to start your career with anyone of these jobs, be aware of the challenges it may bring as they are expected to vanish soon, from job market.
Journalists:

The way of reporting witnessed a dramatic change in the past decade with the
advent of Information Superhighway,
the journalists whom you met with notebooks and tape recorders are
fading from the journalism. Information technology could make a great
impact on news gathering. In today’s journalism, content is the king
where the more priority was given to timeliness in early days. Where in
today, everything is reported on time and the prominence of journalists
diminishes as media has become more and more fragmented. The rise of
citizen journalism where everyone shares
what is happening around them, impacted formal and traditional journalistic approach in news gathering.
Financial Products Salespeople:

A
daunting shrinkage is to happen in the jobs of financial products
salespersons, as the scenario shows the door-to-door insurance
salespersons will not be any more in the finance sectors.
Access to computers and internet changed the world in
such a level where we can purchase any products online. Even for
financial aids, today’s generation largely depend on online information
where we can interact with the virtual salespersons who can guide with
latest insurance trends. Still most of the consumers make use of the
invest analysis annual reports and catalogs which are available online.
Face-to-face sales of financial product seem to be vanished by 2020.
Postmasters and Mail Superintendents:

E-mails
have overtaken the importance of sending letters and greetings through
post office. It has also decreased the role of postmasters and mail
superintendents who are supposed to
organize and supervise processing
of incoming and outgoing mail. The possibility of instant communication
could bring a remarkable progression in all sectors. The days are gone
where people waited for more than three days to get mails. Today, within
seconds or minutes everything gets on our finger tips a mouse click
away. But unfortunately,
a number of job openings are declined in the sector.
Agricultural Workers:

In
India, it was agriculture which supports the economy. Even though,
India holds second place in agriculture production among all nations,
the sector seems to be diminished. In fact, most of the
youngsters are not interested in farming
and agricultural field works. And most of the landscapes and rural
areas are seemingly urbanized. And the lack of agricultural labors and
more opportunities in other sectors turn the farmers to stop farming.
Today, agriculture has a declining role in the economy. Low labor
mobility and
slow growth in productivity cause the decline of agriculture in economy and in labor force.
File Clerks:

Earlier in every office, file clerks played a key role where all the documents were paper filed. It was a man labor job to
collect, organize and manage all
documents according to the priority. Along with various other clerical
duties, a file clerk asked to supervise all records of that particular
organization. S/he is supposed to manage all databases, records, and any
documented information from various departments and employees. As
today, everything is documented and filed online;
the need of file clerk is decreased.
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