Reality In The Workplace: Ten Industries That May Disappear In The Next 10 Years

These include the camera film industry, coin games hall, record store and so on. The ten industries most likely to disappear in the next ten years are selected by American Entrepreneur Magazine.

There are fewer and fewer albums in the shop.

Last year, Tower Records, the world's most famous music retailer, shut down all 89 stores after claiming that it could not compete with online music stores and WAL-MART like chains.

The probability of survival in the next 10 years is very large. If you think WAL-MART is a record store,

From May 2006 to May 2007, sales of film cameras dropped by 49%, while sales of digital cameras continued to increase by 5%.

The probability of survival in the next 10 years: some entrepreneurs who produce films for amateur photographers may be able to make a living.

The average life expectancy of typical crop sprayer is 60 years, and the number of spraying machines is decreasing, and there is a risk in this line.

Just a few weeks ago, after spraying a fungicide on a farm worker, a crop spray company in Arkansas received orders to stop flying in Iowa.

The probability of survival in the next 10 years: commercial airlines have gradually reduced their independent crop sprayer business.

The gay bar, the gay bar, has been closed down as gay men and women are gradually being accepted by society.

In the past, the base of homosexuals who felt unpopular elsewhere was now becoming less and less needed.

The probability of survival in the next 10 years, like many other industries, follows the rule of survival of the fittest.

Some people think that after the birth of radio and TV news, they do not "survive".

Even after the fax machine revolutionized in the office, some people predicted that everyone would send messages by fax, because it was faster than reading newspapers.

But sales of newspapers dropped sharply until the Internet appeared in the 90s of last century.

The probability of survival in the next 10 years: they will not disappear, they will appear on the Internet.

In 1997, there were about 2000000 coin operated public phones in the United States.

Maybe there will always be places to provide pay phone calls, such as airports and hotels, as long as someone does not have a mobile phone or can't afford a mobile phone.

The probability of survival in the next 10 years: they will continue to exist.

The number of old bookstores is rapidly decreasing, and the old bookstores that continue to open their doors mainly rely on the Internet that makes them obsolete.

The probability of survival in the next 10 years: some old bookstores will continue to exist.

You may sneer at the savings tanks, but as we continue to move towards a paperless information society, it is not hard to imagine that there will be no longer a day of savings tanks.

The probability of survival in the next 10 years: of course, they may still appear in some places, such as in antique shops.

The good news about telemarketing is for those who hate to sell telemarketing. The good news is that the line may eventually disappear, and the bad news is that it will continue for some time.

Telemarketing has been heavily hit by the Do Not Call list 5 years ago, and sales have stalled, but the industry managed to earn 393 billion dollars last year.

Part of the income should be attributed to smart marketing.

The probability of survival in the next 10 years: they will still exist.

With the Nintendo Wii game console, the online gaming and Xbox 360 games, the computer game industry is booming, but the game hall will not disappear.

For those who think the game hall has disappeared, they still exist: in cinemas, small golf courses and other tourist attractions, but it seems only a matter of time before they disappear from the earth.

The probability of survival in the next 10 years: the game is over.

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