NBC News the hottest 5 jobs in this recession!
The hot jobs these days at a tough time in the job market. There are places where help is wanted. Nightly News begins now. From NBC News headquarters in New York, this is NBC Nightly News with Brian Williams. And now we turn here tonight to the American economy. Specifically growing worries over unemployment, the highest it’s been, now in nearly three decades in this country. The numbers also show it is taking laid-off workers longer than ever to find new jobs. We have a special look at jobs tonight beginning with the places, the industries that are hiring. And of course, the trick is knowing which ones, which brings us to CNBC’s Trish Regan here with us tonight. You and I were saying in the break. We need you to supply some good news tonight. Okay. So I got a little bit about it here tonight, Brian.
Tonight, we’re taking a look at five great jobs you’ve probably never heard of. As a kid, all Hanesa Delarosa wanted to do was play video games. Little did his parents know his childhood obsession would become his profession. Delarosa works in San Francisco as a video game tester where salaries average about $30,000 a year. “We’re actually testing the game to find out what’s wrong with the game. How could we make it better?”
In the tightest job market in decades, some unusual bright spots. “Join CIA’s direct root of intelligence.” The CIA is using the recession to jumpstart its recruiting drive. Even scooping up크게벌다 out of work Wall Street analysts for up to $ 100,000 a year. “We are looking for general trends in analysis, meaning economic analysts, we’re looking for political analysts, military analysts” When job hunting in a tough economy, experts say, it’s critical to be creative. You need to ask yourself, what do I really want to do? What am I good at? Employees here at the Bocanic Bay Winery in Long Island, New York come from a variety of different backgrounds. But they share one thing in common: A passion, for one. Wine industry salaries can range from $ 9 an hour in the tasting시식 room to $150,000 for a general manager.
Even in this weak economy, Jim Silver says his winery business is strong and still hiring. “Wine sales this year are actually up about 40% over the last year. People are spending a great deal more money. They’re buying more wine.” Another surprising area for growth? Green building where the average builder earns 52 K a year. For Dallas builder, Liz Neumann going green meant a sudden shift in business. “As soon as the sign that says Green Build, I had a flood of phone calls”
And in St. Petersburg, Florida, Marty Heet is staying employed by doing what she’s loved since she was a child. Spending her days on the water. A job that pays on average, $ 48,000 a year. And these days, being in demand is what it’s all about. It’s not clear that they’re really the sole solution to the 9.5% unemployment rate. But the good news here is all that the people we spoke with, they’re passionate about their jobs, so part of the key here, Brian, is tapping into your strengths.
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