Here are 10 careers worth investigating before the job market changes again.” 2. Make every career practical. For each entry, aim to answer four questions: What does this person actually do? What qualifications or training are needed? What does the job pay, using a credible source? Why could demand grow over the next decade? That last point matters: a career being important to the future doesn't automatically mean it will be easy to enter or experience rapid job growth. 3. Require verified statistics. The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics projects that employment of wind turbine service technicians will grow by 49.9% between 2024 and 2034, and information security analysts by 28.5%. Those are specific, defensible statistics that could make the video more credible. 

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