Is your career still safe in the age of AI? Which jobs will grow in America — and which jobs could be most vulnerable over the next decade?
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The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics has released its latest 2025–2035 employment projections, giving us a fascinating look at where American jobs may be heading.
In this video, I look beyond the usual “AI will take your job” headlines and examine what the actual employment data tells us.
Will AI replace software engineers and IT jobs? Is Computer Science still worth it?
We look at:
• Software development, cybersecurity, data science and IT
• Mechanical and electrical engineering
• Healthcare, nursing, physicians, PAs and nurse practitioners
• Lawyers, paralegals and the future of legal work
• Accountants and the changing value of professional judgment
• Jobs most exposed to AI and automation
• Careers that could remain resilient through 2035
• What college students should consider before choosing a major
• What professionals in their 30s, 40s and 50s should do now
• Career decisions for H-1B and other visa professionals
The biggest lesson from the data may not be that jobs are disappearing.
The value inside many professions is moving.
The people who learn to combine AI + domain expertise + judgment + human skills may have a very different future from those doing work that is routine, repeatable and easy to automate.
📌 MindVoyz Inner Circle: I’ve put together the MindVoyz U.S. Career Map 2025–2035, covering careers across technology, engineering, healthcare, law, finance and business — including growth outlook, pay, education requirements, AI exposure and my interpretation for students and mid-career professionals. You can find it through the link below.
The future doesn't have to be predictable. We have to be prepared for it.
Sources include U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics Employment Projections and Occupational Outlook data. Projections describe possible long-term employment patterns and should not be interpreted as guarantees.
Is your career still safe in the age of AI? Which jobs will grow in America — and which jobs could be most vulnerable over the next decade?
The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics has released its latest 2025–2035 employment projections, giving us a fascinating look at where American jobs may be heading.
In this video, I look beyond the usual “AI will take your job” headlines and examine what the actual employment data tells us.
Will AI replace software engineers and IT jobs? Is Computer Science still worth it? Are mechanical and electrical engineering becoming more valuable because of AI infrastructure, data centers, energy and automation? Why could healthcare account for such a large share of future job growth? And what happens to careers such as law and accounting as AI takes over more routine work?
📌 MindVoyz Inner Circle: I’ve put together the MindVoyz U.S. Career Map 2025–2035, covering careers across technology, engineering, healthcare, law, finance and business — including growth outlook, pay, education requirements, AI exposure and my interpretation for students and mid-career professionals. You can find it through the link below.
The future doesn't have to be predictable. We have to be prepared for it.
Sources include U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics Employment Projections and Occupational Outlook data. Projections describe possible long-term employment patterns and should not be interpreted as guarantees.
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