Posted by Wile E on June 02, 2013 at 03:12:51 from (71.82.72.237):
In Reply to: All Gone posted by LAA on June 01, 2013 at 17:21:49:
I read an article that says that technology will eliminate whole sets of jobs. Such as----
Bank tellers, (reduced because of online banking)
Automated trucks that drive themselves. (this will reduce the OTR truckers by 50+%)
Designers, not as many needed due to computers.
There were many more middle class jobs that were listed that are threatened. I read it months ago and do not remember it all.
One trade that will be in high demand and is virtually impossible to automate and replace is HVAC service technicians. And everyone has heat and almost everyone has AC.
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