What are some good, high paying jobs that are undersaturated right now?

Any job an Indian would be terrible at or never asked to do.

If you can hustle I would get into sales.

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Welding
Plumbing hvac

These guys rule my town. The new gentry.

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Sky is the limit, especially if you own your own company.

Many people, including here, underestimate the difficult working conditions for those jobs.

Fire Alarm Techs - Most make $35/hr+

Qualified Fire Protection Engineers - We pay a guy $35K to review already reviewed plans, then fly out to look at the project and tell us we did a good job.

Locksmiths - Highly skilled/trained 'security access control' positions can bring in over $100K.

Urologist

Health insurance biller and coder

Truck driver

Hazardous waste document processor

If you ask around you’ll find out that HVAC technicians run every town. Live like kings.

Some kind of mechanic or data center technician if I had to guess.

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From what you're seeing right now.

Oversaturated jobs would be: plant operator, Software engineer, Personal Injury lawyer in Louisiana, people trying to make money off TikTok

What exactly does the job do and how much are they banking a year?

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I was just looking at this in depth today.

I am a civil engineer with advanced schooling and the ability to leap into big tech/AI... but that sector is like a bunch of rats trying to funnel into a sewer drain, every talented kid coming out of STEM is trying to breakthrough in an industry full of layoffs. Meanwhile, universities graduate 12,000 civil engineers a year... with 20,000 retirees per year.

Wage growth for Civil has absolutely exploded over the past 5 years.


It feels like the famous scene from office space:

Shepard

I would agree with other post. Plumbers, welders, linemen etc. People that still do manual labor and actually work with their hands.

Im about to retire from my job, thinking about learning to weld better