Astronaut. Doctor. Movie star. The dream jobs of the past are not necessarily those of the future. Today's OZY series examines the desirable industries of tomorrow, from entering the intersection of luxury brands and gaming in China to working on the increasingly unionized U.S. railroads (pictured). Still not tempted? Try goat farming instead. Or journalism?
| All job seekers really want are security, sunshine and goats. Always dreamed of becoming a ballerina? Or an astronaut? New dreams continuously arise in the minds of a populace geared toward finding fulfillment through work. This original OZY series will illuminate the modern dream jobs Gen Z might strive for (and some really good stories in the process). | READ NOW |
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| | Sometimes it’s not the job that’s a dream — it’s the benefits. Younger generations have been taught to view “dream jobs” as those that reflect passion and fulfillment, not just a 9-to-5. Yet even if the job itself is not your dream, sometimes it’s the benefits that make it a dreamy proposition. And those benefits — like health insurance and a pension — are far more likely to come with union jobs. But with the levels of unionization falling across the board in America, benefits can be hard to come by. Unless, that is, you work on the railroad. | READ NOW |
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| | A unique overlap in markets is leading to a rare marriage between luxury and gaming in China. |
| | How does an Aussie soldier go from serving in the military to goat farming in the U.S.? |
| | From a new online dream job to a team saving abandoned dogs, here’s the best of OZY this week. |
| | A new industry is promising the benefits of meditation to runners who can’t sit still. |
| | Rainbow-colored infrastructure is emerging as the next battleground for LGBTQ visibility in the conservative Central European nation. |
| | Dave Rubin draws millions of eyeballs to his home for the a-religious right. |
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