#1 Home Health and Personal Care Aides - Yeah no
#2 Retail salesperson: Still no
#3 Fast food workers: Still nope
#4 General and Operation Managers: Possible but probably not worth it for just one branch
#5 Cashiers: Still haven't been weeded out by computers, so not even close
#6 Registered Nurses: Nope
#7 Laborers and Freight, Stock, and Material Movers: Yeah 100% not gonna be a problem for them
#8 Customer Service Reps: More than likely for call center (Finally no jeets) but not as likely in person
#9 Stockers: Nope
#10 Office Clerks: Its possible for them to be in danger if its just computer and answering calls. The physical stuff is not going to be done by an AI. So I give it 30/70 in favor of people
#11 Janitors: Nope, not even close
#12 Waitstaff: Still nope
#13 Heavy Truck Drivers: Unless self driving cars can increase their efficiency exponentially in 5 years and include semis, I don't see it happening
#14 Secretaries: Yeah its possible if its just digital stuff, but again the physical items need to be taken care of.
#15 Software devs: I see AI definitely taking some of the jobs but not the entire industry. However, an AI is only going to have x-amount of data on codes, so people are a little safer on this one.
#16 Book keepers: Yeah its possible but yet again, filing and keeping physical items are a huge turn off for AI.
#17 Maintenance Workers: Nope
#18 First Line Supervisors: Physical stuff at plants and what not are 100% safe since most workers won't look at computers for long periods of time. It wouldn't be totally efficient for a single branch office so I'm going to go with no.
#19 Accountants: Yeah its possible
#20 Misc Assemblers and Fabricators: Absolutely not.