The data that you see in these sections: Highest Paying, Fastest Growing, Most Openings Declining Employment and Largest Employment will help you decide what career you should pursue. Our database includes thousands of job title from over sixty industries. In these charts you will see a summary that will show you what careers are in demand, which ones are not and what the trend is for the near future.

		Employment		%
	Occupation	Today	2018	Change
1	Photographic processing machine operators	48,900	24,550	-50%	watch video
2	Model makers, wood	1,850	1,090	-42%	watch video
3	Fabric and apparel patternmakers	9,150	6,350	-31%	watch video
4	Sewing machine operators	231,300	169,310	-27%	watch video
5	Bindery workers	65,800	51,000	-22%	watch video
6	Chemical plant and system operators	52,400	44,980	-15%	watch video
7	Pharmacy aides	50,260	44,500	-12%	watch video
8	Packers and packagers, hand	833,550	729,500	-12%	watch video
9	Meter readers	47,100	42,000	-10%	watch video
10	Electromechanical equipment assemblers	60,090	54,600	-10%	watch video
11	Telemarketers	393,780	354,900	-10%	watch video
12	Credit authorizers	68,500	62,950	-9%	watch video
13	Floral designers	85,790	78,870	-9%	watch video
14	Farmers and ranchers	1,057,600	968,100	-9%	watch video
15	Upholsterers	53,960	49,850	-8%	watch video
16	Purchasing agents and buyers, farm products	15,800	14,620	-7%	watch video
17	Numerical tool and process control programmers	17,990	16,800	-7%	watch video
18	Radio and television announcers	57,850	53,890	-7%	watch video
19	Watch repairers	3,750	3,550	-6%	watch video
20	Carpet installers	72,770	71,900	-2%	watch video