Top 25 Jobs for 2005-2009
FastCompany.Com, an online magazine for business leaders that have high expectations, announces the top 25 jobs for 2005-2009.
The list was largely based on the US Bureau of Labor Statistics data and the studies of a group of experts. Factors considered include job growth, salary potential, education level, and room for innovation.
You might be surprised that four out of the first ten jobs are in the medical field. Here is the complete list:
1. Personal finance adviser
2. Medical scientist
3. Computer software engineer
4. Chiropractor
5. Environmental engineer
6. Biochemist and biophysicist
7. Sales manager
8. Epidemiologist
9. Computer system analyst
10. Athlete
11. Agent and business manager for artists, performers, and athletes
12. Marketing manager
13. Producer and director
14. Actor
15. Lawyer
16. Advertising and promotions manager
17. Management analyst
18. Postsecondary education administrator
19. Financial manager
20. Actuary
21. Airline pilot, copilot, and flight engineer
22. Geoscientist
23. Market research analyst
24. Securities sales agent
25. Medical and health services manager