The MOST In Demand Jobs
Summary
TLDRThis video discusses the most in-demand jobs for 2022, based on LinkedIn data, highlighting opportunities even at the entry level. It covers roles like graphic design, financial analysis, IT support, digital marketing, and sales, with a focus on tech-related positions. The speaker emphasizes the importance of skills and experience, especially in software development, which tops the list with high demand and competitive salaries.
Takeaways
- 🕒 The video discusses the most in-demand jobs for 2022, updating a previous video from two years prior.
- 📈 The speaker acknowledges the world has changed significantly since the last video, affecting job demand and opportunities.
- 📊 The Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) data was used previously but has limitations, such as grouping different careers together and not distinguishing between overall demand and entry-level demand.
- 🔍 The speaker introduces a new method of job demand analysis, focusing on entry-level demand, which is useful for those starting their careers or looking to switch.
- 🌐 The job data is based on LinkedIn and represents global statistics, with the option for viewers to verify the information themselves.
- 🎨 Graphic design jobs, including web design, UX design, and UI design, are among the top in-demand roles, with significant entry-level opportunities in the United States.
- 💼 Financial Analyst and Data Analyst roles are highly sought after, with substantial entry-level positions available and competitive salaries.
- 🖥️ IT Support roles, starting often at help desks, have a large number of entry-level positions with a decent starting salary.
- 📈 Digital marketing is an attractive career with a high number of job openings and no strict requirements for a college degree or prior experience.
- 💬 Customer service roles, especially in technology or B2B sectors, offer numerous entry-level positions, flexibility, and reasonable pay.
- 💻 IT Administrators have a broad range of opportunities within the IT industry, with a good number of job postings and competitive salaries.
- 📝 Project management roles are popular, offering leadership opportunities and a good salary, similar to entrepreneurship with training wheels.
- 💼 Sales representative roles, particularly in tech sales, are highly in demand with high salaries and quick entry possibilities for the right candidates.
- 🛠️ Software development tops the list as the most in-demand job, with a large number of job postings and high salaries, despite increased competition.
Q & A
What was the main purpose of the video mentioned in the transcript?
-The main purpose of the video was to provide an updated list of the most in-demand jobs for the year 2022, considering the significant changes in the world since the previous video was posted two years ago.
What were the two main issues with using Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) data as mentioned in the video?
-The two main issues were that BLS groups together careers that should not be grouped together and that it shows overall job demand but does not differentiate between demand at the entry level and for experienced professionals.
How does the speaker suggest finding jobs with high demand even at the entry level?
-The speaker suggests using LinkedIn to look up jobs and sort them by entry level to find positions with high demand even for those just starting out in their careers.
What is the role of a Graphic Designer according to the video?
-Graphic Designer roles, specifically web design, UX design, and UI design, are among the most in-demand jobs. These roles encompass various types of careers related to visual design and user experience in digital media.
What is the average annual salary for a Web Designer in the United States according to the video?
-According to the video, web designers in the United States make about ninety-two thousand dollars a year.
How many results would one expect to see when searching for an IT Support role on LinkedIn at the entry level?
-When searching for an IT Support role on LinkedIn at the entry level, one would expect to see about three hundred and twenty thousand results.
What is the average annual salary for an IT Support role at the entry level in the United States?
-An entry-level IT Support role is likely to pay about seventy-three thousand dollars a year in the United States.
What is the difference between a Customer Service Representative and a Customer Service Specialist according to the number of job postings on LinkedIn?
-There are 1.17 million results for Customer Service Representative and 115,000 results for Customer Service Specialist on LinkedIn, indicating a higher demand for the former role.
Why is being a Customer Service Representative in the technology or B2B industry considered advantageous according to the video?
-Being a Customer Service Representative in the technology or B2B industry is advantageous because it typically pays better, offers more opportunities, and can often be a remote job, providing flexibility.
What is the average annual salary for a Software Developer according to the video?
-According to the video, software developers make about one hundred and nine thousand dollars a year.
What is the speaker's view on the future of the software development field in terms of job saturation?
-The speaker believes that despite the increase in competition due to the popularity of the field, software development is not likely to become saturated soon due to its high value and growing demand.
What advice does the speaker give for those looking to get into sales roles quickly and without prior experience?
-The speaker recommends looking into technology sales, as it offers high pay and quick entry for those without prior experience, and suggests using resources like Course Career's free training and interview opportunities.
Outlines
📈 In-Demand Jobs of 2022: A Follow-Up Analysis
The speaker revisits the topic of in-demand jobs, prompted by ongoing inquiries about a video posted two years prior. Acknowledging the world's changes, they note the limitations of the Bureau of Labor Statistics' data, which groups disparate careers and focuses on overall demand rather than entry-level opportunities. The video introduces a new method for identifying jobs with high entry-level demand using LinkedIn data. The speaker then lists the top 10 in-demand jobs for 2022, starting with graphic design roles like web design, UX, and UI design, highlighting their versatility and high demand, particularly in the United States, with an average salary of $92,000 per year.
💼 High-Demand Careers: From Entry-Level to Experienced Positions
Continuing the discussion on in-demand jobs, the speaker details various professions, including financial analysts, data analysts, IT support, digital marketers, and customer service representatives. Each role is analyzed in terms of entry-level opportunities and average salaries in the United States. The speaker emphasizes the accessibility of some careers, like digital marketing, which requires no formal education or experience and can be entered within a few months. The summary also touches on the importance of choosing the right industry for customer service roles and the potential for remote work, highlighting the flexibility and decent salary of $65,000 a year for customer service representatives.
Mindmap
Keywords
💡In-demand jobs
💡Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS)
💡Entry-level jobs
💡Graphic designer
💡Financial analyst
💡Data analyst
💡IT support
💡Digital marketer
💡Customer service representative
💡Software development
Highlights
A follow-up video is needed to update the most in-demand jobs due to significant global changes.
The Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) has limitations in differentiating careers and assessing entry-level job demand.
LinkedIn data provides insights into jobs with high demand even at the entry level.
Graphic designer roles, including web design, UX, and UI design, are among the top in-demand jobs.
Financial analysts and data analysts have a high number of job openings and competitive salaries.
IT support roles show a strong demand with a substantial number of entry-level positions available.
Digital marketing is an attractive career with a large number of opportunities and good pay.
Customer service representatives, especially in B2B and tech industries, have numerous job openings and benefits.
IT administrators have a wide range of opportunities and earn a comfortable salary.
Project managers are in high demand, offering leadership roles and a good income.
Sales representative roles, particularly in tech sales, offer high earning potential and numerous job postings.
Software development is the top in-demand job, with a significant number of opportunities and high pay.
The ease of entry into customer service roles makes them ideal for those seeking immediate employment.
Tech sales is both high paying and relatively easy to break into for those with the right strategies.
There's increased competition in software development, but the demand for skilled developers remains high.
The video provides a list of in-demand jobs based on LinkedIn's global data, which may vary by country.
The video recommends resources like Course Careers for training and job placement in tech sales.
Transcripts
so about two years ago I posted a video
about the most in-demand jobs at the
time and since then I've gotten non-stop
messages on that video asking if it's
still good since all of the things that
have happened in the world since then
and I thought to myself you know what
you're right I should do another
follow-up video on this because there's
a lot of things that have happened in
the world since then the world's not the
same place that it used to be right now
I have better data than I had back then
and there's more opportunities now than
there was back then now on that list
back then I used data from BLS which is
the Bureau of Labor Statistics and don't
get me wrong the BLS is great but
there's really two big problems with it
one it groups together careers that it
probably shouldn't group together
there's many cases where groups together
like a bunch of different careers that
are actually quite different and two
when it shows you the job demand it
tells you a lot about how much demand
there is for the career in general but
the problem with that is there are many
careers out there where there's a ton of
demand but there's not a lot of demand
at the entry level so all of the demand
is for people who are already firmly in
the career itself people who already
have experience however since then I
found found a really good way to look up
jobs that have a lot of demand even at
the entry level so if you're somebody
who's trying to get your first job or
you're trying to switch into a career
you can actually sort it by entry level
and if you're somebody who's already
Midway into your career you have a lot
of experience you can sort it like that
as well so with this new discovery I'm
really excited to introduce you to the
most in-demand jobs of 2022. so let's go
ahead and jump right into it right after
you gently tap that like button or
actually go ahead and rip the like
button apart like you're a hungry bear
alright so this video is going to be
based off of data from LinkedIn and keep
in mind these are going to be Global
statistics so it may be a little bit
different depending on which country
you're from but the great news is you
can go on LinkedIn and look it all up
yourself so number 10 on the list is
going to be graphic designer type jobs
specifically ones like web design ux
design and UI design so this actually
encompasses a bunch of different types
of careers so for instance when you type
in web design on linkedin.com you sort
by experience level entry level you will
see that in the United it states about
65 000 results pop up and when you type
in instructional design which is pretty
similar but it's specifically for
educational type content oftentimes
content that you interact with you'll
see that about 14 000 results pop up and
generally speaking in the United States
web designers make about ninety two
thousand dollars a year number nine on
the list is going to be financial
analyst so this is another really good
career and financial analysts have about
74 000 results when you type it in on
LinkedIn in the United States at the
entry level and they make about ninety
two thousand dollars a year so really
really solid next one on the list is
going to be very similar that's going to
be a data analyst this one has an
absolutely crazy amount of demand when
you type it in on LinkedIn 243
000 results at the entry level and on
top of that they make about ninety five
thousand dollars a year next one on the
list number seven is going to be it
support and specifically you know when
you first started in it you would
probably work at the help desk so when
you type in it support on LinkedIn
you're going to see three hundred and
twenty thousand results and an
entry-level job I.T support is probably
going to make about seventy three
thousand dollars a year next one on the
list is going to be digital marketer
this is one that I've talked about on
the channel quite often really amazing
career so when you type this one in
you're going to see a 107 000 results
and they make about eighty four thousand
dollars a year so yeah really solid one
this is one that a lot of different
people really like as well you do not
need a college degree to get into it you
also don't need any experience and you
can get into it in around like two to
three maybe four months number five on
the list is going to be a customer
service representative I just want to
interject here really quickly and say
it's much better to be a customer
service rep in the technology industry
or a good industry and then on top of
that it's much better to be a customer
service rep if you are in a B2B business
B2B means business to business meaning
you are actually talking to other people
and other businesses rather than talking
to just random people that are customers
there's just a ton of advantages to
doing it that way it pays better there's
a lot more opportunity Etc but with that
being said when you type in customer
service there is 1.17 Million results in
the United States when you type in
customer service specialist there's 115
000 results and again this is all at the
entry level and when you type in
customer service representative there's
a hundred and thirty nine thousand
results now out of all the ones on this
list this is going to be the lowest
paying and out of all the ones on this
list it's also going to be the easiest
one to get into if you put your mind to
it and you used good strategies you
could literally get into this in
probably a week or two and this is a
really cool one because a lot of the
time it is a remote job so it's very
flexible you can do it anywhere in the
country if you want to so this is the
one that I recommend to people who need
to get a job right away and this one
still makes pretty good money about
sixty five thousand dollars a year next
one on the list is going to be it
administrator so there's a ton of
different it related jobs out there it
in general is just phenomenal to get
into when you type in Information
Technology you're going to see 176 000
results like I said before and it
administrators make about eighty two
thousand so yeah there's so many
different directions you can go in I.T
so many different niches a lot of people
start off in the technology industry in
it and then they bounce around to all
kinds of different things when they
figure out what they like number three
on the list that LinkedIn came up with
was project manager and this one has
about a hundred and thirty four thousand
job postings so project manager is a
really cool one because it's kind of
like entrepreneurship with training
wheels it's also great for people who
want leadership management skill they
want to be in charge and project
managers make about ninety two thousand
dollars a year next one on the list is
one of my absolute favorite ones and
that is sales representative roles now
LinkedIn had sales representative in
general but the best sales
representative roles are definitely
going to be intact so when you type in
sales representative on LinkedIn it's
going to have 154 000 results and when
you type in Business Development on
LinkedIn it has 348
000. Business Development or sales
development typically is going to be
another word for technology sales so how
much a sales representative in general
make about ninety nine thousand dollars
a year and how much does technology
sales make around a hundred and six
thousand and I've mentioned this many
times on my channel I have an entire
playlist of people who have gotten jobs
in technology sales sometimes in less
than a month there's even one example
Della she got a job in technology sales
in about one and a half months for over
one hundred thousand dollars with no
previous experience in Tech sales so you
can check out that playlist like I said
or Della's video I guess I'll have that
pop up and the company that all of those
people either use or they recommend
using is course careers which they have
a free training which I will put down in
the pin comment as well as the
description and if you choose to use
their service because they train you and
then get interviews for you I do have a
50 off coupon which I will put down in
the description as well as the pin
comment I believe it is Shane 50. and
number one on the list not gonna be a
surprise to anybody and by the way I
didn't come up with this list LinkedIn
did they did this with their own
internal data that is going to be I know
it's a meme but it's going to be
software development so if you type in
software developer on LinkedIn 179 000
results at the entry level and if you
type in software development 409
000 results now I will say that because
of the fact that this one is so popular
there's so many boot camps that have
popped up there's channels that pop up
talking about how to get into this there
is a lot more competition to get in than
there used to be but with that being
said it is such a valuable skill and
there's just more and more demand for it
that I don't see it getting saturated
anytime soon however the days of bsing
your way into a job when you don't
actually have any skill are over you do
need to know how to do software
development you need to make sure you
know your stuff and you're good at it
but if you're able to learn software
development you are pretty much set for
life and software developers make about
a hundred and nine thousand dollars a
year now the reason these aren't
perfectly in order is one I think
LinkedIn used their own internal data
that we don't necessarily have access to
and two this is worldwide data it's not
just data from the United States whereas
I just looked up data from the US
because that's what my LinkedIn is set
to obviously but with that being said
really cool stuff here the easiest one
to get into is probably customer service
representative and then the second
easiest one to get into that's also
extremely high paying is going to be
Tech sales and like I said check out
Della's video right here
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