What 3 jobs do you think people won't be doing in fifty years?

Answer 1

People in what country? In the U.S., most manual assembly jobs are already being outsourced and/or done robotically. That substantially reduces assemblers, manufacturing supervisors/managers, and manufacturing engineering positions here.

Many retail outlets and grocery stores are moving to self-checkout and/or RFID monitoring of stock, so cashiers and stockers may also be on the endangered species list.

Last but not least, many telephone service jobs are moving offshore - customer support, tech support, etc. As more systems become integrated, it becomes easier for customers to access web sites, FAQ menus, automated help functions, and so on. Customer service jobs tend to shift toward a self-service approach (those never-ending phone menus we all hate so much.)

Answer 2

1) VCR repair - because we won't use them anymore.

2) Giant Panda Keeper at a zoo - because unfortunately Giant panda's will be extinct.

3) lamp lighter - we don't have them any more and I don't think they'll make a come back.