careers with fewest trained people?

[uv]

Howdy

In my never ending bid for world domination and riches, I was trying to think of niche markets that would earn the moolah..

Which careers do you think have the least number of trained people, ergo the highest chance of market capitalization per person?

 

[peterattheboro]

Prostitution.

 

[Skidder]

Least trained doesn't imply highest demand. there's a disconnect there so because of my pedantry i'm not playing

 

[Ed]

Least trained people are in front-line retail.

 

[Ed]

Prostitution.

You'd imagine they'd be trained to at least NVQ Level 3. Plenty of unqualified cheap fat birds about making prostitutes something of a luxury purchase these days.


/runs

 

[uv]

lol, least number of trained people, not people with the least training

 

[Xiler]

civil engineering is suffering from a lack of people filling positions just now.

 

[Ed]

lol, least number of trained people, not people with the least training

Ahh, that's different.

 

[[DOD]Asprilla]

There are nowhere near enough nurses......

 

[Ed]

civil engineering is suffering from a lack of people filling positions just now.

What engineering area is this in particularly?

 

[Ben M]

Do you mean the fewest number of trained people?

 

[Jonny69]

Underwater welding commands quite high salaries due to its l33tness.

 

[pallys]

Not enough Dentists.

 

[Ben M]

gj mod who edited the title

 

[Skidder]

perhaps you could engineer automated nurses, think outside the box, there are no wrong answers etc.

By the way, the question is not only badly worded ( ) but also probably not that useful. What are you good at? what do you like? what are the opportunities available given the answer to those questions etc.? What industries pay well - there are certainly openings for nurses but the reason that is the case is because the pay is bad. On the other hand there are a glut of solicitors but they're doing OK.

 

[Xiler]

What engineering area is this in particularly?

applies to lots of areas tbh, the main one is probally building engineering, lots of developments going on and just keeps increasing but more people are going for business/IT jobs. Almost every company i have came across are always happy to take on more engineers. The roles can include; site engineer, site manager, project manager, etc...

It really is a wide area you can work in an office or go for another cpompany and work out on a site.

 

[uv]

What are you good at? what do you like?

I'm good at IT, I like IT, I work in IT, I get paid enough for my IT job

The question was asked more out of curiosity, rather than "spec me a career change"

 

[Skidder]

I'm good at IT, I like IT, I work in IT, I get paid enough for my IT job

The question was asked more out of curiosity, rather than "spec me a career change"

oh

then nursing, definitely nursing

 

[aproctor]

Sales

 

[peterattheboro]

Plumbers.

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