These five careers are nearing the end of their lifespan, but five others are set to take center stage.
It's a fact of life: Some life forms die out, while others evolve. This pattern isn't only limited to the natural world, but also applies to the professional realm. Certain jobs are on the decline, unable to keep up with the rest of the job market. But it's important to remember that for every job that is in danger of going extinct, there's another one ready to take its place.Of course, it's better to be proactive and adapt to the ever-changing career world than to be forced to make a last-minute change. "Even when clients love their jobs, evaporating opportunities or stagnant paychecks can force them into exploring other employment avenues," says Lyn O'Brien, a career expert and co-owner of Your Hidden Advantage, a company that provides specialized career training support.
The endangered jobs below are either contracting or lagging far behind the national growth average for all jobs, which is 14 percent,
according to the U.S. Department of Labor. Fortunately, we've identified alternative careers that are expected to flourish. Keep reading to learn more
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