What careers aren't being outsourced?

Answer 1

RNs, X-ray techs, nurse practitioners. the medical field is always a good place to get your foot into. There is always a high demand for medical personnel. Great benefits, perks and stability. CNAs are being phased-out so stay away from that program. Phlebotomy is an easy way to get started on a long lucrative career helping people. Look it up and good luck!

Answer 2

Dr. Crawford acknowledges that everything except personal leadership can and at some point in time might be out sourced!
Leadership is the last frontier for long term personal career advancement! Read his book. Anyone who is serious about earning his or her way to the top of the corporate world must read, "Corporate Rise: The X Principles of Extreme Personal Leadership". Drawing from his personal experiences and those of several of the most successful international corporate leaders in the U.S., Europe and Asia, Dr. Curtis J. Crawford, Ph.D. has assembled a set of eleven principles for extreme personal leadership and outlined a clear-cut strategy for both aspiring and seasoned leaders to become X-Leaders.

Answer 3

The biggest is the medical field. That doesn't mean you need to study for years to be a doctor or nurse (unless you want to). There are direct employment courses at most community colleges (pharmacy tech, nursing assistant, lab technician, etc.)

You can contact an employment agency or a community college counselor to find out what else is going to be in great need for years to come.

Answer 4

Military

Answer 5

Army Mititary, Business system anayalist

Answer 6

Politics,army medical treatment and fine arts.