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15 jobs with staying power

  • <p class="p1"><b>Architects</b>: A professional who plans and designs building structures. </p>
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    Architects

    Architects: A professional who plans and designs building structures.

  • <p><b>Enamellers: </b>An artist who uses enamel paint to make jewelry and other decorative pieces.</p>
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    Enamellers

    Enamellers: An artist who uses enamel paint to make jewelry and other decorative pieces.

  • <p class="p1"><b>Dentists</b>: A professional who treats patients' teeth and gums.</p>
    3/15

    Dentists

    Dentists: A professional who treats patients' teeth and gums.

  • <p class="p1"><b>Bankers: </b>Someone who works as a sales agent in the financial services.</p>
    4/15

    Bankers

    Bankers: Someone who works as a sales agent in the financial services.

  • <p><b>Physicians</b>: A professional who diagnoses and treats injuries and illnesses.</p>
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    Physicians

    Physicians: A professional who diagnoses and treats injuries and illnesses.

  • <p><b>Armorers: </b>In the past, an armorer was someone who made personal armor. Today, it is someone who maintains and repairs small arms and weapons in the military or police force.</p>
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    Armorers

    Armorers: In the past, an armorer was someone who made personal armor. Today, it is someone who maintains and repairs small arms and weapons in the military or police force.

  • <p><b>Contractors</b>: Someone who works in construction projects from early development to completion.</p>
    7/15

    Contractors

    Contractors: Someone who works in construction projects from early development to completion.

  • <p><b>Cordwainers</b>: A worker who operates and tends machines used in the production of shoeware.</p>
    8/15

    Cordwainers

    Cordwainers: A worker who operates and tends machines used in the production of shoeware.

  • <p><b>Charcoal burners</b>:Someone who makes charcoal.</p>
    9/15

    Charcoal burners

    Charcoal burners:Someone who makes charcoal.

  • <p><b>Cotton ginners</b>: An agriculture worker whose job consists of operating machinery and doing physical labor to produce cotton.</p>
    10/15

    Cotton ginners

    Cotton ginners: An agriculture worker whose job consists of operating machinery and doing physical labor to produce cotton.

  • <p><b>Cork cutters</b>: Someone who operates cutting machines to cut roles or slices of materials.</p>
    11/15

    Cork cutters

    Cork cutters: Someone who operates cutting machines to cut roles or slices of materials.

  • <p><b>Authors and writers</b>: Someone who originates and prepares written materials.</p>
    12/15

    Authors and writers

    Authors and writers: Someone who originates and prepares written materials.

  • <p><b>Map makers</b>: A technician that assists surveyors and cartographers in collecting data and making maps.</p>
    13/15

    Map makers

    Map makers: A technician that assists surveyors and cartographers in collecting data and making maps.

  • <p><b>Gold beaters: </b>Someone who hammers sheets of gold into gold leaf.</p>
    14/15

    Gold beaters

    Gold beaters: Someone who hammers sheets of gold into gold leaf.

  • <p><b>Riggers</b>: A person that specialises in lifting and moving heavy objects with a crane or derrick.</p>
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    Riggers

    Riggers: A person that specialises in lifting and moving heavy objects with a crane or derrick.

<p class="p1"><b>Architects</b>: A professional who plans and designs building structures. </p>
<p><b>Enamellers: </b>An artist who uses enamel paint to make jewelry and other decorative pieces.</p>
<p class="p1"><b>Dentists</b>: A professional who treats patients' teeth and gums.</p>
<p class="p1"><b>Bankers: </b>Someone who works as a sales agent in the financial services.</p>
<p><b>Physicians</b>: A professional who diagnoses and treats injuries and illnesses.</p>
<p><b>Armorers: </b>In the past, an armorer was someone who made personal armor. Today, it is someone who maintains and repairs small arms and weapons in the military or police force.</p>
<p><b>Contractors</b>: Someone who works in construction projects from early development to completion.</p>
<p><b>Cordwainers</b>: A worker who operates and tends machines used in the production of shoeware.</p>
<p><b>Charcoal burners</b>:Someone who makes charcoal.</p>
<p><b>Cotton ginners</b>: An agriculture worker whose job consists of operating machinery and doing physical labor to produce cotton.</p>
<p><b>Cork cutters</b>: Someone who operates cutting machines to cut roles or slices of materials.</p>
<p><b>Authors and writers</b>: Someone who originates and prepares written materials.</p>
<p><b>Map makers</b>: A technician that assists surveyors and cartographers in collecting data and making maps.</p>
<p><b>Gold beaters: </b>Someone who hammers sheets of gold into gold leaf.</p>
<p><b>Riggers</b>: A person that specialises in lifting and moving heavy objects with a crane or derrick.</p>
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Those who worked as daguerreotypists or matchmakers once upon a time might have difficulty finding stable work today, but there are plenty of jobs that have passed the test of time, surviving tidal waves of economic change.