Unexpected source of job growth for Trump - IT sector

Of course, this one will require people to get in gear.

A blurb on the WSJ stated that Cybersecurity jobs are going to be the big market in the US (I live near about 2 hours from DC, and most recent job hunt confirms part of this even prior to Trump's inauguration).

We already need a lot of CS professionals; it's a mid to high level skill set in the IT industry. You start off with a middle tier certification (like Security+) but rapidly have to increase those skills to include networking certifications, ethical hacking certifications, and others.

The big deal is that it is expected for Trump's administration to clamp down on hiring foreign personnel. This is not simply for cheap labor, as a lot presume, but could also impact high-level positions, like those in the rapidly growing Cyber Security field.

At present, the regions where they are needed don't have enough trained individuals to fill these roles (especially in areas like DC, where one also has to obtain Public Trust, Secret, or Top Secret clearances).

Anyway, the point is that for those with the skill, there's a job field ripe for barreling into. And with a potential moratorium on foreign-based expertise, time to get into gear.