Industry workers -95,1%

Telemarketing -99%

Constraction workers -82,4%

Post Office employees -95,4%

Domestic workers -68,8%

Repairman -72,3%

Carpenters -72,4%

Insurance agent -91,9%

Tourist Guides -90,6%

Bakers -88,8%

Cook Fast food -82,7%

Cabinet makers -92%

Butchers -93,5%

Motorcycle mechanics -79,7%

Barbers -79,7%

Secretaries -81,5%

Barman -76,8%

Waiters -93,7%

Maintenance workers -87,4%

Garbage collectors -93,4%

Taxi & private drivers -89,4%

Train drivers – 86,3%

Truckers – 78.6 %

Pilots -18,1%

Postal workers -67,5%

Judges -40,1%

Judicial officers -35,9%

Detectives -33,6%

Concierge -21,3%

Policemen -9,8%

Lawyers -3,5%

Masseurs -54,1%

Epidemiologists -20,1%

Optometrists -13,7%

Chemists -10,3%

Personal trainer -8,5%

Veterinarians -3,8%

Orthodontists -2,3%

Pharmacists -1,2%

Internisti e Chirurghi -0,4%

Librarians -64,9%

Interpreters -38,4%

Actors -37,1%

Reporter tv -11,4%

Radio anchormen -10,3%

Musicians -7,4%

Sociologists -5,9%

Reporters -5,5%

Artists -4,2%

Marketing -61,3%

PR people -17,5%

Air Traffic controllers -11,4%

Babysitter -8.4%

Rethinking education systems

By one popular estimate 65 % of children entering primary schools today will ultimately work in new jobs types and functions that currently don’t yet exist!