The top ten ranked professions

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A person who wants to find a place in society must have the appropriate behavior, profession and the necessary knowledge and skills. Without it, the desired result will not be achieved. In developed countries, as in other areas, competition in the labor market is very strong. In our country, which is on the path of development, the demand for qualified specialists and new specialties is growing day by day. Any employer who wants to succeed wants to see in their team a professional who is fluent in foreign languages, able to apply their knowledge in practice, has the ability to work in a team, and has personal qualities.

Globalization brings standards and conditions closer together. It is clear that the most popular professions in developed countries today will soon gain a special status in our country. Below you will find the top ten most popular professions in the world. Demand for many of them, especially in the field of IT and nanotechnology, chemistry, is growing in our country.

1. Specialists in the field of engineering.

The construction industry and production automation are developing rapidly. The role of engineers and technologists in this process is invaluable.

2. IT specialists.

Information technology is penetrating deeper and deeper into our lives. Today, information technology is used in the production of any modern equipment. The applications on our mobile phones and the sites we visit every day are the product of the work of the owners of this field - programmers and designers. There is no doubt that this sector will become a decisive force in the economy in the near future.

3. Doctors and medical professionals.

There has always been a great need for these professionals. Because even a person who lives in the most comfortable, royal conditions, in abundance, can get sick.

Modern medicine also requires doctors to use new technologies effectively. New technologies simplify the diagnosis and treatment process and increase the level of accuracy. It is natural that there is a high demand for a doctor with such skills.

4. Specialists in the field of tourism.

Tourism is the lifeblood of the economy in many countries around the world. This direction is more developed in our country, and now it is developing. As people's living standards rise and their financial situation improves, so does their desire to travel. And good service to them guarantees the future of the industry. Therefore, the demand for good employees will also increase.

5. Logist-transporters.

In a highly competitive market economy, transport logistics and product flow management are of strategic importance. Firms and companies that want to have a worthy place in the market and regular customers must work in this direction on a regular basis. To do this, they need specialists with a deep knowledge of the transport sector and a keen sense of economics.

6. Ecologists.

As industry and production develop and consumption increases, the importance of ecology and environmental protection increases. This is especially true in developed countries. That is why there is a great need for environmental specialists in such areas.

7. Chemists and power engineers.

It is well known today that resources are limited and their rational use is a matter of life and death. The development of cost-effective methods, the search for new energy sources will determine the economic future of the world. The role of chemists and power engineers in accomplishing this task is great.

8. Nanotechnologists.

Nanotechnology is used today in the automotive, medical and even food industries. The number of industries and networks that use robots and microsystems is growing. There is a growing demand for specialists in this field.

9. Service professionals.

In countries with developed economies and high living standards, the service sector is one of the leading sectors. If you look closely at life, you will see how the services sector is evolving. If you want, you don't have to take a taxi out on the street. He will take you from under your door. Or you don’t even have to go to a cafe to eat. They will take you home. All this is the convenience of the services sector.

10. Journalists and image makers.

Large companies have their own press services and PR departments. Because today information solves a lot of things. A company that does not promote its product or service enough will not be very successful.

One of the advantages of a journalist is to be able to see the most important points of public life, to arouse public opinion, to have in-depth analysis and a fluent style. In today's world where the need for information is greater than ever, the demand for skilled journalists is growing.

This list is, of course, relative. This is because the need for specialists varies depending on the region and the country's internal conditions. Financiers, managers, geneticists, translators, agricultural specialistsDemand is also high in many countries. In addition, those with narrow specializations, that is, those who work in a particular field, are constantly in the spotlight of employers.

There are also disadvantages to high-rated specialties. There will be a lot of competition for admission to leading universities. The cost of education is relatively high. Once a student graduates, he or she will face even greater competition. The number of students with higher education is gradually increasing compared to other majors, so recruitment criteria will change and new procedures and requirements will be added.

In fact, every profession has its place and importance in life. No matter what field you choose, deep knowledge and experience, skills, and personal qualities are the main criteria for your future.

Orifjan Madvaliyev

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Published in the 2017th issue of "Youth" magazine in 12.