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🎉 Top 25 fastest growing jobs 📈

🎉 Top 25 fastest growing jobs 📈

January 25, 2024

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🏃 Fastest growing jobs

🤑 This job PAYS

🌯 Qdoba settles class-action

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CAREERS

Fastest Growing US Jobs

It’s no secret that the workforce has gone through some major changes in the past few years.

In fact, more than two-thirds of LinkedIn’s “jobs on the rise” didn’t even exist 20 years ago.

And it appears that the workforce may undergo some significant changes in the near future.

Fun fact: The majority of working professionals are considering a career change in 2024.

LinkedIn analyzed millions of jobs started by users between 2019 and 2023. Here are the top 25 fastest growing jobs that companies will be looking to fill:

Chief growth officer
Government program analyst
Environment health safety manager
Director of revenue operations
Sustainability analyst
Advanced practice provider
Vice president of diversity and inclusion
Artificial intelligence consultant (how is this not #1)?!
Recruiter
Artificial intelligence engineer
External communications manager
Product security engineer
Physical therapist
Grants program manager
Director of land acquisition
Transmission planning engineer
Influencer marketing manager
Director of development services
Director of legal operations
Workforce development coordinator
Head of public safety
Manufacturing plant director
Infection preventionist (could’ve used some of these 4 years ago smh)
Head of partnerships
Instructional systems specialist

For more, check out LinkedIn Jobs on the Rise 2024.

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This Job PAYS!

Earlier this month, The Atlantic described coaching as “a 25-year bull market,” and it’s easy to see why.

Nick Saban, who made an NCAA record of over $120M in his 17 years at Alabama, just announced his retirement.

However, it looks like there’s still plenty of money to go around with some schools earning hundreds of millions PER YEAR. And the players don’t get any of it! (Players now get NIL deals, which allows them to accept endorsement money for the name, image, and likeness, but they don’t get salaries).

As of last year, more than 50 coaches made $4M+ annually. One coach even got paid $77M to NOT coach!! (Now he’s selling a step-by-step guide on Gumroad so you can do the same thing at your job).

The NFL is no different for coaches. Salaries are much higher, but job security is much worse.

Two of the NFL’s winningest coaches, Bill Belichick ($25M/year) and Pete Carroll ($15M/year) just lost their jobs on the same day.

While these seem ridiculously high, the number of coaching jobs is fixed. Coaching at a top program takes decades of experience…and it’s hard to stay on top.

The takeaway from this: coach your kids’ teams and try to work your way up.

LAWS

Qdoba Settles…

States have begun passing laws that require businesses to disclose salary ranges on job descriptions. Great for candidates…until companies start posting ridiculous ranges to skirt around the law.

Qdoba, on the other hand, went a completely different route. They skipped listing a salary range entirely. Bold move.

Now, they’re on the wrong side of a class action.

According to the lawsuit, Qdoba failed to list salary ranges on multiple occasions, which led to the lawsuit.

The same law firm has sued Adidas, Albertsons, and more companies in Washington for the same thing. They’re on the prowl!

How hard is it to just post the salary?!?!

Details of the settlement weren’t made available to the public, but let’s just hope this doesn’t lead to more workers half-scooping the meat!

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