10 Jobs That Will Always Exist

With the new invention of technology, almost everybody is wondering whether they will still be needed because there have been machines that can actually do what man does.

There’s some good news about it, though. As far as there are new machines, there are some jobs that cannot be replaced by machines or rather require creativity and emotional intelligence that machines don’t yet have.

Below are some 10 jobs that will not disappear or be easily replaced by new inventions but will require the presence of human beings to be run.

Choreographers
A choreographer is an artist who designs and directs dance routines and performances that will entertain, inspire, and at times challenge the audience. A machine has no power to do that, so this one guarantees that it will always be filled by people.

Teachers
Yes, I know most of you are now saying it is all on the internet. Hold on and let me talk to you. Teachers not only teach, but they also help in shaping the character of a student. A machine can’t do that; a machine can’t hear them out and advise them. Hence, they are also important assets that won’t be removed.

Clergy
These are formal leaders within established religions, especially in the Christian Church. They usually preside over rituals and teach religious doctrine. They also offer moral guidance and support to congregation members. Dealing with personal, emotional, spiritual, societal, and other issues that machines can’t overthrow.

Psychiatrists
This is a medical doctor who specializes in mental health. They can assess, diagnose, and treat mental, emotional, and behavioral disorders that one might have.
And something that machines hardly have is emotional intelligence.

Athletic trainers
As much as fitness devices are available, it still takes the personal touch of a fitness trainer to keep people motivated and on track for their exercise goals.

Family Therapists
These are the ones responsible for guiding people, even those in marriages; they also need emotional intelligence and human insight to do their jobs.

Dentists
People aren’t generally crazy when they say that they don’t want everybody operating their mouth. More specifically, when it comes to machines, that’s where most of them draw the line. Like For instance, let’s take a scenario where a machine and a human are operating your mouth. Which one is more friendly? If, at any point, you happen to feel pain and tell your dentist to stop, what about the machine? You think it would listen?

Music Directors
Creativity is the hallmark of the composers who write and arrange original music and the directors who lead musical groups during performances and recording sessions.

Nutritionists
An aging and increasingly obese population and the rise of diseases such as diabetes and heart disease. A machine can hardly tell such things and recommend fruits.

Executive Chefs
A combination of manual skills and great creativity will for sure bring out the best delicacies that you’ve never experienced.