The nineties have brought an unprecedented explosion in the fields of health care, computers, and information-centered industries. Will the first few decades of the 21st century hold more of the same -- or will there be exciting new career opportunities nobody yet knows about? The Unofficial Guide to Hot Careers speculates on what fields will grow the most robustly in the next century, and helps you decide which ones are right for you. You'll also learn: What education and skills you need to compete in the 21st century's highly competitive job market What steps you can take to turn their present job into a hot career What roles computers, new media, and interactive technology will play How you can revamp skills you already have and turn them into assets for career growth in 2000 and beyond
Interesting source of finding what jobs are out there.
Published by Thriftbooks.com User , 18 years ago
Several careers I had not thought of. Sources for the associations involved with the careers were in the back of the book. I would probably purchase the current issue of the Occupational Outlook Handbook 2006-2007 by (Jist Works). Dated, but an interesting read.
Without a doubt, exactly what I was look for.
Published by Thriftbooks.com User , 25 years ago
Easily the best book I've purchased for finding the job I was looking for. I recommend this book highly.
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