Technology and AI will disrupt the job market. Even hands-on jobs will be impacted but there are ways to prepare.

College degrees still matter, but the idea that a four-year diploma is the only path to strong earnings is fading fast.

A four-year degree isn’t required to earn a strong salary in 2026, with several roles paying well above the U.S. median wage.

Blue-collar jobs are in. Two in 5 Gen Zers are pursuing blue-collar work, rejecting the collegiate path and learning trades, according to a May 2025 survey of 1,434 young adults by Resume Builder.

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Sho Dewan is a career expert who covers work, top jobs, and business. High paying, future proof careers like healthcare, skilled ...

To help anyone looking for a career change to find the right fit, Resume Now compiled a list of low-stress, high-paying, flexible jobs. Stress is subjective, of course, but these jobs don’t come with ...

Key Takeaways Electrical power-line installers and repairers earn a median salary of $92,560 and face little chance of being automated by AI, according to a Science study. Still, it's one of America's ...

Talk of AI replacing workers and tech industry layoffs may be making the job market seem bleak. However, many high-paying jobs across the U.S. are still projected to be in high demand for decades to ...

When it comes to high-paying jobs, several come to mind. Doctors, lawyers, and engineers are all known for having impressive salaries. Many people invest countless hours into school to achieve these ...