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The best-paying occupations that don't require an advanced degree

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The National Bureau of Economic Research recently reported that the U.S. formally entered a downturn in February 2020. Extraordinary levels of unemployment and decreases in a monetary activity set off by the COVID-19 pandemic suddenly finished the economy's 10-year time of expansion.  With job prospects looking grim for the near future, seeking after an advanced degree may turn into an appealing alternative for recent school graduates and the individuals who get themselves unemployed. While registration in graduate courses varies from year to year, it will in general spike during monetary downturns. As indicated by information from the National Center for Education Statistics, sensational increments in graduate registration happened in 1980-1982 and 2001-2002, when the economy was in a downturn. All the more as of late, registration in graduate and expert courses expanded about 7.3 per cent somewhere in the range of 2008 and 2010, the height of the Great Recession. In the cours...

Top 10 IT jobs in the first quarter of 2020

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As indicated by the Dice jobs report for the first quarter of 2020, here are the best 10 most sought after jobs, alongside year-over-year grows in the number of job postings: What are the most demanded jobs ? 1.   Software developer: 36 percent 2. Network engineer: 17 percent 3. Systems engineer: 8 percent 4. Senior software developer: 23 percent 5. Java developer: 52 percent 6. Software QA engineer: 26 percent 7. IT project manager: 28 percent 8. Application developer: 19 percent 9. Computer support specialist: 27 percent 10. Business analyst: 24 percent This review also shows trends in IT job postings and how they changed among February and March, for instance, with around a 20 percent surge in demand for cybersecurity engineers however a drop in demand for front end development skills related to developing and designing sites. Dice sees that same an inclination for additional organizations to concentrate on securing what they have -- as opposed to making st...