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| What is this Career
Guide about?
It identifies occupations in the Bay Area with above average hiring demand, special skill requirements, good wages and high growth potential over the next three to five years. (refer to the first chart) It also identifies occupations in the Bay Area that require Information Technology (IT) skills. There is currently a shortage of workers in IT occupations, and there are a number of different types of occupations that can appeal to individuals with very different skill sets and interest areas. Some of these occupations are in extremely high demand and pay excellent wages. (refer to the second chart) None require a
four year college degree.
Other introductory pages of this Career Guide include: |
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| These "emerging occupations" are organized in eight "clusters" shown below. Within each cluster there are multiple emerging occupations—this Career Guide describes one or two, as ideal entry points for those seeking a promising new career. Others exist, and will continue to emerge over time, which are not covered here. Also see the Information Technology (IT) careers listed below. | ||||||||||||||||||
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These "IT occupations" are organized into eight "clusters," as shown below. In some clusters, there are multiple occupations. Many of these occupations are ideal entry points for those seeking a promising new career. This is just a sampling of IT occupations. Others exist, and your One-Stop Career Center staff can help you find others. |
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