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Gen Z Plumbers and Construction Workers Are Making BlueCollar Cool

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Re: Gen Z Plumbers and Construction Workers Are Making BlueCollar Cool

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> mistaking finance, law, software, and accounting add sales to that, and there isn't much left. HR and Marketing catch up after a couple of years.

much left as in I've accurately captured those few white collar jobs that do earn six figures or much left as in we've listed all existing white collar jobs?

much left as in we've covered most white collar jobs

Re: Gen Z Plumbers and Construction Workers Are Making BlueCollar Cool

#32

Earlier quoted context omitted.

much left as in I've accurately captured those few white collar jobs that do earn six figures or much left as in we've listed all existing white collar jobs?

much left as in we've covered most white collar jobs

hmm, I think there's a ton of operations work, marketing, clerical work, data entry, sales, production (like fashion) and merchandising, logistics, customer support / experience, that's just 10 seconds of brainstorming.
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