real estate developers and finance people, possibly. ULI estimates unemployment for some segments of their membership at more than 40%, I vaguely recollect. Architects are pretty far up there (didn't AIA or somebody estiamte 25%?), as our construction managers. APA or AICP was estimating planner unemployment at 15-17% based on member surveys.
And since most of the employed architects are working on projects that are in china, and china is training their own architects, I think 10 years from now there will be 90% unemployment rate for architects in USA...
Which profession do you think is more unemployed?
Architects or constructon managers?
or realtors
real estate developers and finance people, possibly. ULI estimates unemployment for some segments of their membership at more than 40%, I vaguely recollect. Architects are pretty far up there (didn't AIA or somebody estiamte 25%?), as our construction managers. APA or AICP was estimating planner unemployment at 15-17% based on member surveys.
Misery all around.
lawyers
auto workers
TX architects - 48%
http://cbs5.com/consumer/architects.high.unemployment.2.1653608.html
And since most of the employed architects are working on projects that are in china, and china is training their own architects, I think 10 years from now there will be 90% unemployment rate for architects in USA...
Those with a degree in interdisciplinary religious and women's studies
http://finance.yahoo.com/college-education/article/109701/placing-the-blame-as-students-are-buried-in-debt?mod=edu-collegeprep
I think it will take more than 10 years for schools in China to equal those in Europe and North America.
Fanny Mae Board of Directors and their Accountants
but specific to your question I would go with architects
the entertainment industry of course. look how many aspiring actors there are.
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