Престижная работа: Самые престижные профессии. ПрофГид

«Какая профессия в России самая популярная?» – Яндекс.Кью

Предыдущий оратор в какой-то мере прав – стоит понять, нам нужны профессии, которые сейчас востребованы или профессии, в которых работает много людей?

По востребованности сейчас идут айтишники, ведь прогресс не стоит на месте и продолжает развиваться. Если ещё 10 лет назад мы не слышали о нейросетях, то сейчас нейросети, я не знаю, разговаривают с нами, управляют беспилотниками и много чего ещё умеют и будут уметь. И на всё это нужны специалисты, которые создадут такие нейросети. Мобильные приложения – туда же. Их доля на рынке растёт с каждым годом. От айтишников отделяют дизайнеры – ну какой продукт без дизайна?

Ну а если говорить обь уже состоявшихся профессиях, то сейчас в России больше всего…

ВОДИТЕЛЕЙ!

Да, водители – одна из самых популярных профессий в России, причём не только на текущий год, но и по итогам исследований в 2017-м году. На 2019 год водителями или операторами подвижного оборудования являются более 6 миллионов мужчин. И это только мужчин – женщин может быть около миллиона. Причём непонятно, учитывались водители машин, грузовиков, автобусов итд итп или каких-то определённых видов транспорта. Также среди мужчин популярны:

• рабочий металлообрабатывающего и машиностроительного производства (3,8 миллиона человек).
• рабочие различного рода в сфере строительства (2,2 миллиона человек).
• охранники (2,2 миллиона).
• Итого: почти 7 миллионов водителей, 4 миллиона рабочих, 2 миллиона строителей, 2 миллиона охранников.

У женщин расклад такой:

• продавцы (4,7 миллиона человек).
• специалисты в образовании (3,7 миллиона человек).
• специалисты в бизнесе (3,3 миллиона человек).
• Итого: почти 5 миллионов продавцов, почти 4 миллиона учителей, завучей, директоров итд итп и 3 миллиона бизнесвумен итд итп.

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И другие специалисты всех развивающихся технологий. На данной стадии развития науки большой интерес прикован именно к расширению спектра отраслей, где могут быть использованы наночастицы, и к тому аспекту, как они могут быть использованы.

Конечно, это не полный список специальностей, которые будут особенно востребованы через 5-10 лет.

На данный момент можно констатировать, что все более востребованы рабочие специальности (строители, электрики и прочие), — все стремятся получить высшее образование, а потому на эти специальности, которым, в основном, обучают в училищах и техникумах, абитуриенты не обращают должного внимания.

По-прежнему нужны агрономы, которых так не хватает сельскому хозяйству.

Если же говорить о будущем, то предсказать востребованность некоторых специальностей невозможно вовсе, потому что ныне таких даже не существует.

С покорением космоса, возможно, появятся интересные специальности, связанные непосредственно с работой на различных планетах Солнечной системы или, по крайней мере, Луне.

Всему миру требуются изобретатели, но это опять же не является профессией, хотя именно люди с нестандартным мышлением «на 2 шага вперед» двигают науку и жизнь.

Говоря о выборе специальности, хочется добавить, что выбирать все же лучше не только со строгим расчетом востребованности, но и душой. Ведь нелюбимая работа не сделает вас счастливым, а вследствие этого и КПД ее будет невелико, и зарплата вряд ли сможет приятно поразить.

Великий мультипликатор Уолт Дисней говорил: «Вы добьетесь своего, если будете работать не ради денег. Хорошо выполняйте свою работу. Вы не должны беспокоиться из-за денег, они сами придут. Просто делайте хорошо то, что лучше всего умеете, и используйте это как свой козырь».

Самые ненужные и непрестижные профессии

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Обновлено: 12.12.2019 19:42

Автор: Сергей Краковский

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В обществе очень много грязной работы, которую кому-то нужно делать.

Кто-то должен подметать улицы, закапывать трупы, разделывать мясные туши, разгружать товар и работать на урановых рудниках.

 

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Значимость непрестижных профессий

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Если в обществе не будет грузчиков, мясников, разнорабочих, уборщиц, ассенизаторов и социальных работников, то люди быстро погрязнут в собственных нечистотах и начнут умирать от различных болезней. Пользу, которую приносят стране «маленькие люди», трудно переоценить.

Сфера обслуживания не пользуется у выпускников колледжей и университетов популярностью. Никто не мечтает работать всю жизнь официантом или мелким служащим в государственной конторе.

Основная масса молодых людей стремится стать крупными чиновниками, топ-менеджерами госкомпаний и известными адвокатами. Тёплых и мягких кресел на всех не хватает. Рынок труда сам корректирует спрос и предложение на те или иные вакансии.

Люди вынуждены работать на нелюбимой работе. Не каждый может стать известным бизнесменом или банкиром.

Для непрестижных вакансий характерны тяжёлые условия труда и низкая зарплата. В слесари и чистильщики бассейнов часто идут люди, которые не имеют высшего образования. Многие из них злоупотребляют алкоголем и имеют судимости.

Профессии вахтёров и гардеробщиков часто приходится осваивать пенсионерам и инвалидам.

На «нормальную» работу не берут лиц, которые относятся к социально незащищённым категориям населения.

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Непрестижные профессии как этап карьерного роста

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В простой работе нет ничего постыдного. Есть президент, который в студенческие годы трудился плотником в стройотряде.

Известный артист Леонид Ярмольник работал в молодые годы гробовщиком. Актриса Ума Турман некоторое время имела «престижный статус» посудомойки. Известный предприниматель Олег Тиньков в молодости работал шахтёром. Полностью ощутить вкус высокого социального положения может только тот, кто был на самом дне.

«Баловни судьбы», которые попали на высокую должность со студенческой скамьи, часто теряют её в самые короткие сроки. Важно ответственно относиться к любой работе, которую вам поручают. Человек, который качественно чистит канализацию, может стать неплохим управленцем.

Поделитесь в сети: 90000 What Most Prestigious US Jobs Have in Common … and It’s Not Money — All About America 90001 90002 90003 Nine in 10 Americans believe being a doctor is an occupation with «very great» prestige. (Photo by Flickr user Kenny Holston via Creative Commons license) 90004 90003 The vast majority of American parents — 9-in-10 — would happily encourage their children to become a doctor, an occupation 90 percent of Americans see as prestigious. 90004 90003 A new survey finds that doctors top the list of Most Prestigious occupations.Other professions that are held in high esteem include scientists, firefighters and military officers. 90004 90003 The types of professions Americans hold in high esteem provide insight into what qualities we value as a society. 90004 90003 «The occupations that rise to the top are typically those that are important to civilization [and] society in general,» The Harris Poll’s Kathy Steinberg said in an email. «Medical professionals, scientists, engineers, architects, military, firefighters — these are not your typical 9-to-5 jobs.In some cases, these are people that you literally trust with your life, who accomplish heroic or ‘impossible’ deeds, or leave a lasting legacy, [as] in the case of scientists, architects [or] engineers and we hear about these accomplishments often. » 90004 90003 FILE — Graduating cadets line up at the U.S. Military Academy at West Point in New York. Seventy-eight percent of people surveyed felt being a military officer is a high-prestige profession. (Photo by Mike Strasser, West Point Public Affairs via Flickr) 90004 90003 Engineers, nurses and architects are also viewed favorably, as are Emergency Medical Technicians (EMT), veterinarians and police officers.90004 90003 At the opposite end of the spectrum, the lowest prestige ratings go to public relations consultants, real estate agents, video game developers and stockbrokers. Politicians also fared poorly, with only 40 percent of people seeing that particular occupation as having a high reputation. But this public disdain could be fueled by a lack of familiarity, more than anything else. 90004 90003 «The occupations towards the bottom of the list are less visible to the general public on a regular basis,» Steinberg said.»Most people may never personally interact with some of these occupations — public relations, politician, stockbroker — and what we hear about them in the media may not always be positive. Some of these occupations are also ‘newer’ jobs that older adults, a rather large segment of the general adult population, may be less likely to understand or respect, [such as a] video game designer. » 90004 90021 90003 In this May 6, 2015 photo, a realtor (top) shows a potential buyer a home for sale in Pacifica, California.Just 32 percent of people surveyed viewed the real estate profession as prestigious. (AP Photo) 90004 90003 The poll was conducted among 2,223 adults aged 18 and over. The ratings were consistent across all age groups, although millennials (people ages 18-35) were a little less impressed with the top professions than everyone over the age of 36, with people over the age of 70 being the most enthusiastic about doctors, scientists and firefighters. 90004 90003 Millennials were also a little more positive in their views of politicians, stockbrokers and real estate professional than older Americans.90004 90003 90029 TOP 10 MOST & LEAST PRESTIGIOUS OCCUPATIONS (Source: Harris Poll) 90030 90004 90003 90033 90004 90003 90004 90003 90029 More About America 90039 90030 Americans Work More Than Just About Anyone 90039 This Map Shows Where US Job Market Is Booming 90029 90039 90030 American Majority Disagrees With Trump on Immigrants 90039 More Americans Move to This State Than Anywhere Else 90039 With Cars, Americans Dream in Color, But Drive in Neutral 90004.90000 5 once-prestigious jobs that are now B-List 90001 90002 90003 90004 Latest 90005 90006 Watchlist 90005 90008 Markets 90005 90010 Investing 90005 90012 Barron’s 90005 90014 Personal Finance 90005 90016 Economy 90005 90018 Retirement 90005 90020 Coronavirus 90005 90022 Video Center 90005 90024 Commentary 90005 90026 More 90005 90028 90003 90026 Account Settings 90005 90026 Log In 90005 90026 Sign Up 90005 90028 90002 90038 90039 90002 Advertisement Advertisement 90003 90042 Home 90005 90042 Latest News 90005 90042 Watchlist 90005 90042 Markets 90002 90003 90026 U.S. Markets 90005 90026 Canada 90005 90026 Europe & Middle East 90005 90026 Asia 90005 90026 Emerging Markets 90005 90026 Latin America 90005 90026 Market Data 90005 90028 90005 90042 Investing 90002 90003 90026 Barron’s 90005 90026 Best New Ideas 90005 90026 Stocks 90005 90026 IPOs 90005 90026 Mutual Funds 90005 90026 ETFs 90005 90026 Options 90005 90026 Bonds 90005 90026 Commodities 90005 90026 Currencies 90005 90026 Cryptocurrencies 90005 90026 Futures 90005 90026 Financial Adviser Center 90005 90026 Cannabis 90005 90028 90005 90042 Barron’s 90005 90042 Economy & Politics 90002 90003 90026 Coronavirus 90005 90026 Capitol Report 90005 90026 Trump Today 90005 90026 Election 2020 90005 90026 The Federal Reserve 90005 90026 Economic Report 90005 90026 Rex Nutting 90005 90026 Brexit 90005 90026 U.S. Economic Calendar 90005 90028 90005 90042 Personal Finance 90002 90003 90026 Best New Ideas in Health 90005 90028 90005 90028.90000 Choosing The Less-Prestigious Job & Taking Over Your Boyfriend’s Money 90001 90002 90003 90004 90002 In this week’s Ask Chelsea Anything, we’re talking to two women with two very different dilemmas: the struggle between what is the most prestigious choice and what is the right choice, and the struggle between loving someone and deeply hating the way they handle money. In each case, the answer is obviously a personal one that varies hugely based on the individual situation, but in each case, the answer ultimately comes down to: what makes you happy and healthy in a sustainable way? It can often be difficult to really determine what are our non-negotiables in things like work and love, because it’s impossible to tune out the expectations and opinions of others.We can try to be totally unfazed by the chattering of the peanut gallery, but ultimately it’s only human to succumb to them to a certain extent. And when it comes to our relationship dealbreakers, there is a fine line between «preserving boundaries» and «expecting any one person to fill every one of your requirements.» 90004 90002 To answer those questions, and explore those tough choices, let’s get into this week’s two questions. And as always, do not forget to send your most pressing questions about money and life to askchelseaanything @ thefinancialdiet.com 90004 90002 90010 Hi Chelsea, 90011 90004 90002 90010 I just turned in my two-weeks notice at a boring and unfulfilling office job. I was very optimistic about the opportunity when I took the job six months ago, but the day-to-day ended up drastically different than the job description I’d agreed to, and I realized that my side hustles made me infinitely happier than the 40 hours per week I’d spent watching the clock from my desk. I’ve decided to go full-time at the cafe-bar where I’ve been working weekends, and pick up some extra babysitting gigs for now, while considering getting another part-time job as a server in another month or two, if money gets tight or I find that I have more time on my hands than I really need.90011 90004 90002 90010 Essentially, I’ve realized that I really love working in the service industry. A lot of people seem to view serving jobs as «starter» jobs, side hustles, or reserved for people who do not have any ~ higher aspirations ~. I’m very lucky that the people I’ve told so far (my parents, my boyfriend, and a few close friends) have been supportive and agreed that service jobs fit my personality and lifestyle well, and that they can be a decent way to make a living. Inwardly, I’m confident in my decision, but I can not help but feel nervous about explaining this choice to people in the future — whether it’s my extended family, older friends I do not talk to as frequently, or new people I meet in the coming months / years who ask the inevitable question — «where do you work?» 90011 90004 90002 90010 Do you have any tips or advice for answering those kind of questions, especially if I’m working multiple side-hustles to make ends meet, rather than having one neatly-packaged title-and-employer to speak of? 90011 90004 90002 90010 Thanks, 90011 90004 90002 90010 Full-Time Hustler 90011 90004 90002 Hey Hustler! I think your question is great, and first, I just want to commend you on having the bravery to take your professional life by the balls (pardon my French) and really do what you want with it, prestige be damned.You have experienced something that so many people do (being disappointed by the reality of the heavily-hyped and heavily-prestigious «career job»), but you have actually found the courage to do something about it, and admit that you are happier to be working in the service industry and, at least for the time, figuring things out with a few different side jobs. So many people would love to do what you’re doing, and admit the things that you’ve admitted to yourself, but will never be able to take the deep breath and jump off the societally-approved career track.So, kudos. 90004 90002 Now, onto the meat of the question, which is twofold: One, how to answer the prying questions of people who might judge you for your new job (s): honestly? Fuck them. Seriously, figure out the answer that feels the most true to you and to your current work situation, and just say that, regardless of the side-eye you fear they might give you. I think you’ll be surprised how a «non-prestigious» answer can be perceived if delivered with confidence, excitement, and clarity. I used to feel this exact same anxiety about telling people I was a community college student, until I started delivering my answer with the forthright excitement of someone who was going to Harvard.It was sincere to my experience — I loved CC! — and it took the shame completely out of the equation. If someone is going to judge you for something you love and own completely, they just end up looking like an insecure asshole. 90004 90002 And for the record, anyone who judges you for being in the service industry 90038 is 90039 an asshole, which is important to remember in general. Anyone with whom you fear having this conversation because you know they’re going to be a jerk about it is not someone whose opinion matters, at least not until they’ve grown up substantially.90004 90002 That being said, the follow-up question many people might have is more to do with your long-term plans in your chosen field. Now, obviously you do not have to have a perfectly-outlined career in the service industry as of today, but it’s good to start thinking in those terms. Part of the reason many people imagine these jobs as being uniquely the realm of starter positions is because few people really look at them as the long-term, fruitful, satisfying careers they can be. And ultimately, no matter what your job is, if the work is just as rote and un-challenging as it was when you first started, you are most likely going to get bored and frustrated.The quality of a job should not be measured in financial terms, but it should be measured in satisfaction, and part of that means growth: growth in scope, growth in creativity, growth in responsibility. 90004 90002 So start exploring your options within the field you love, and figuring out what makes sense to you, and how to get there. Do you want to be the GM of a boutique hotel? Do you want to own a restaurant? Run a BnB? Do logistics for a resort? Work with a big luxury restaurant group, or a small niche place somewhere in another country? There are so many options, and all require some planning to be laid.Maybe your next step is taking some hospitality classes, learning a language like Spanish, or doing an apprenticeship. There are tons of options, but what matters is that you start thinking in bigger terms. That will only add to your confidence in your new path, and make you even less concerned about that (not-insignificant) hit in prestige. 90004 90002 Your path is your own, and should be. But you have to create it. 90004 90002 90010 Hi Chelsea, 90011 90004 90002 90010 I’ve been dating my (wonderful) boyfriend for about two months.It’s scary how compatible we are in almost every facet of life: we have similar interests and professional ambitions, and what we want out of life seems to be perfectly aligned (marriage, kids, etc.). I can see myself being with him for a long time and perhaps even marrying him and starting a family. 90011 90004 90002 90010 The red flags are few and far between, but I’m on high alert because of a financially abusive relationship I was previously in for far too long. My current boyfriend is absolutely TERRIBLE with money.AWFUL. A few examples: he never grocery shops and survives solely on restaurant food (ugh, d00ds). He sees no issue in paying his bills a few days late (!), And until recently, had a $ 500 car payment for no other reason than, «uh, the car was cool.» He also has a few expensive hobbies, which include playing some card game with his friends (do not make me say it), and fixing up his recently purchased starter home (the latter actually being a completely normal and positive way to spend money) . He also has some student loan debt, so that’s another chunk of his income.90011 90004 90002 90010 I feel like I can not pry at this point since it’s only been two months, but I’m seeing extreme cracks in our future if he can not get on board with being more frugal. We both make decent money, but also both work at nonprofits, so we’re by no means rich. I’ve adopted a very fugal lifestyle (thanks to your site!) And work hard to budget and save as much as I can. I do not want to be with someone who I’m constantly fighting over money with — someone who I have to yell at for buying a $ 12 salad at lunch every day, or who blows $ 500 on a carpet shampooer without even consulting me first.90011 90004 90002 90010 Am I jumping the gun on this since it’s only been two months? Is there anything I can do to help him have better financial habits? Or is he just a lost cause? 90011 90004 90002 90010 -Caitlin 90011 90004 90002 First of all, two months is way too early to really know anything. You are far from the part of the relationship where you would be merging finances (I hope), and probably also far from the part where you have any real idea of ​​how much you stand a chance long-term.This has nothing to do with the money, and everything to do with the fact that two months is ridiculously new for a relationship, and it’s likely that the two of you are very much still in the lavender haze. Enjoy it, but also realize that asking yourself this kind of question is a little premature. For now, you’re still figuring each other out. And while, yes, this money thing is definitely something to be addressed, you’re not yet at the point in getting to know each other where it would really be appropriate to sit him down with an Excel sheet and a scolding look and start laying down the law.90004 90002 That being said, this guy sounds a lot like me when I first met Marc (albeit an extreme version), and we started really talking money stuff just shy of the year mark, when it became clear that we were really in this for the long-term and therefore gave a shit about what the other person was like with things like money. (This was post-us vacationing together, meeting parents, etc, so likely much further down the emotional line than you guys are today.) 90004 90002 But the conversation came, and it became clear that two things were essential: One, I knew that my relationship to money was pretty messed up and that I could not continue like that as a functional adult, much less a functional adult in a serious relationship.And two, I wanted to change and was willing to do the difficult stuff to make that happen. This meant learning exactly what I was doing wrong, relinquishing some control to him about things to get my finances in order, letting him hold me accountable for things like rehabbing my credit score, and being watched like a hawk about all things money for the first few years. I was not to be left to my own devices, and that required some humbling on my part. But it was all for the better, and although I am definitely more self-sufficient now, it also taught me that, long-term, it’s better if he takes the lead on money stuff (as long as I stay informed and an active participant in my own future).He is more attuned to planning, organizing, and being meticulous, and that’s not a bad thing — but in order for someone like him to be serious about someone like me, I at least had to reach the bare minimum, which was «not being actively destructive to our shared financial life. » 90004 90002 I think a similar conversation can happen with this guy if it works out, but first I would recommend letting the relationship flower a bit more before you decide whether it’s worth it or not to have an Extreme Makeover: Checking Account Edition on his life.Because of the past you mentioned with this kind of stuff, you seem a bit hyper-attuned to the money aspects of relationships, and while that’s not a bad thing, it’s also jumping the gun a bit at the two month stage. 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