The Wall Street Journal used wages and projected annual demand to rank more than 800 jobs. See which careers came out on top:
Tech, management and health-care roles are among the most promising careers of the next decade, according to a Wall Street Journal ranking of new employment-projection data released by the Labor Department. Factory jobs and other manual-labor occupations continue to have the least promising futures.
In ranking the new occupational data, the Journal assessed current median wages with projected annual openings. The average of those attributes contributed to their final ranking.
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