Profession bubbles that are about to burst

Triathlon coaching

Dog poop collection service.

Brewery taproom server

Hookers.

Hopefully all of the bullshit fluff marketing / business / art, etc. Jobs

doc martin wrote:

Hopefully all of the bullshit fluff marketing / business / art, etc. Jobs

nope, those will be fine. if anyone can convince you that you need to keep paying them, its people in marketing and business. i'm not sure how art connects to marketing/business but ok....

i work closely with our marketing dept and they are very busy right now.

Newspaper reporters..

Catholic priests

Boy Scout Troop leaders

college dorm Pot dealers

Several Law firms have been laying people off

Anything that can be done remotely online.

Is there a way to still help people doing self massage or other physio consultation via one-on-one video conf? Of course it's not ideal, but who knows. People with physio problems ask LRC all the times. Advertise yourself as "LEGENDARY SUPER-PHYSIO BOJACK".

Bunny Ranch wrote:

Hookers.

This one concerns me the most.

Low level universities

nope....... wrote:

doc martin wrote:

Hopefully all of the bullshit fluff marketing / business / art, etc. Jobs

nope, those will be fine. if anyone can convince you that you need to keep paying them, its people in marketing and business. i'm not sure how art connects to marketing/business but ok....

i work closely with our marketing dept and they are very busy right now.

Unfortunately, right now doesn't really mean anything though. The hammer is going to eventually fall when there's not enough money coming in.

This epidemic is going to expose the fat that can be trimmed. Leaner, more efficient organizations will eventually emerge.

Beginning to wonder if we can have a computer / ATM type machine replace Pharmacists.

It can check for drug interaction issues in a millisecond, count and package pills faster than a human, and recognize human voice to answer questions. Install an A.I. module for answers much more accurate than a human.

lol

There is definitely no tri coach bubble. There is already relatively little demand for tri coaches and relatively few of them out there. The job popularity doesn't even support the possibility of a bubble.

Anyone working at the:

Department of Education (DOEdu),

Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD)

Department of Agriculture

Department of Energy

Any board of diversity at any company, university or government agency

Mathematician wrote:

Low level universities

This was well underway already. The virus will rapidly accelerate the number of closing colleges. There may even be some large well known universities that would be circulating the drain if this lasts into the Fall semester. Their budgets are so dependent on keeping the enrollment levels they had before the virus.

The Federal government will probably not get into bailing out colleges, so that will leave it up to the individual States to find the money and justify spending it on bailing out a college.

Every occupation in the state of Vermont.

Free willy wrote:

Anything that can be done remotely online.

Is there a way to still help people doing self massage or other physio consultation via one-on-one video conf? Of course it's not ideal, but who knows. People with physio problems ask LRC all the times. Advertise yourself as "LEGENDARY SUPER-PHYSIO BOJACK".

This is the truth for PTs (my wife is one that fits the OP’s profile). There’s some gray area right now about billing virtual through insurance, but hopefully that can get sorted. My wife plans on beginning to work with select patients she knows well, on a virtual basis, next week and making it a reduced cash pay situation. Her clinic has remained open up till now, but it’s only having 1/4 of the staff and 1/6 of the normal patients.

Luckily for us, we usually take the last two weeks of March off for spring break and April and May are two of her slower months for the year. The income loss is real, but the timing is better than it could be.

Oddly enough, here in CO they list PT as not essential, though it’s “essential” on a national level.

Long term care facility workers.