With the manufacturing industry in decline here, what are the key industries (other then Consulting and Healthcare) that require deep or dedicate client contact for operations. That is what industries in the services sectors are expected to grow.
hmcq describe clients here. because manufacturing requires a lot of client contact too depending on your defintion of clients, especially in contract manufacturing.
Now when u talk about service aspect, what do u mean by service work. I mean your commerial HVAC industry is heavy on client contact as well.
are you looking for industries where white collar workers need to have a fair bit of contact with their commercial customers (not consumers)?
No I am talking about industries where you cant outsource the contact with clients, unlikes helpdesk and tech support work. So docs cant be taken out of the equation and currently consultants cant either. But by and large the manufacturing part can be taken out overseas and the end products imported. So in that manner I am wondering what the future industries of America look like
well hmcq u cant outsource all aspects of helpdesk or tech support either. u may have call centers overseas but have to have someone on site to come help you, or help install and set up the system if needed. same goes for docs.
so varying aspects of different industries are impacted by it.