The 10 Most In-demand Jobs of The Future (& Jobs That Have No Future)
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- Опубликовано: 29 май 2024
- Do you want to know the future? Check out this video for a glimpse at the 10 most in-demand jobs of the future. But be careful - it also includes a few jobs that are on their way out!
0:00 Intro
0:37 ChatGPT Example
2:39 In-demand Job 1
3:48 In-demand Job 2
4:43 In-demand Job 3
5:37 In-demand Job 4
6:03 In-demand Job 5
6:50 In-demand Job 6
7:24 In-demand Job 7
8:25 In-demand Job 8
9:44 In-demand Job 9
10:24 In-demand Job 10
11:03 What are jobs that artificial intelligence will take over?
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Tiff is my new Sis!!! She checked off all the important I's... Informative, Inspiring, intuitive, Interesting and immediately she's become irreplaceable for a new guy like me. I love that she's smart enought to go unscripted. Her audience engagement level goes through the roof... you actually see her "thinking through" her topic and points. She's the real deal!
Excellent video. Please make a video talking about the shortage of pilots. I’m a student pilot and would love to hear from you about that!
Excellent content ! However, just a small request: You have mentioned that there are tons of free courses to learn the concerned skills, so it would be great if you could post some recommendations in the description. It will save the time of viewers like me in researching which courses could be the best.
This part aside, keep up the good work !
You are one of the most beautiful and competent programming I've ever seen. Keep it up 💻🌍
Which skills that do I need learn ?
1- 3:11 Cyber Security
2- 4:00 Social Media Manager
3- 4:42 VR Designer
4- 5:37 Data Scientist
5- 6:00 Games Devz
6- 6:47 UX Designer
7- 7:24 Full Stack Devz
8- 8:22 BlockChain Dez
9- 9:41 Robotic Engineer
10- 10:19 VR Devz
am learning no.7 right now
gl
May God bless you 🙏
I am learning no. 6 but I'm really interested in no. 3 and 5 but no. 10 and no. 1 seems interesting as well.
I've also studied frontend development
What about business data analytics?? Is it worth studying a bachelor's degree in it
Before it all...sales
@@angelachanellehuang5663 we talk high-tech
Thanks for creating awesome content!! Loved the light background music behind when you are speaking, intrigues to watch the complete video!!👍
From my observations, a future-proof career will be based on two critical components: the ability to think (curiosity, long-term learning, etc.) and communicate well (plain English, the art of persuasion, knowledge of psychology, etc.).
I feel the AI 20 years from now will be able to have both those skills at a very high level.
The point people seem to miss is that when you bring something into this world that is more competent than the average person in intelligence, decision making and data interpretation, there are very few jobs that it wont be able to do.
In fact, almost every single one of these jobs listed in the video are still very susceptible to AI... it just that it may take a little longer but definitely in the span of all our lives.
So I’m ahead of the curve. Ha.
So true
@@paulsings3140 What you seem to miss is that it doesn't matter if it CAN do the job. . .. The question becomes : "should we use this for the job?"
Lemme put it to you this way. . . .You can calibrate an A.I. to write your software for you. . . . And then constantly have to do a bunch of guesswork because it will produce bad code that breaks. . . .
OR. . . .You could hire a programmer.
With A.I. code writing, all you really did was invent overseas programmers from India. . . .You get code fast and cheap, but its bad, busted and doesn't work and you can't communicate what is wrong with it without tedious work that will make it VERY hard to deliver your software.
The facts that are in front of us that we aren't seeing is that we already have cost effective solutions to the jobs A.I. is offering to take, and the juice just will NOT be worth the squeeze.
You could for example : Hire an A.I. to be your therapist.
An A.I. cannot sense when you are feeling down or angry and empathically adjust their approach to you to help your mental state, but rather it produces a one size fits all result that pushes people towards a single optimized goal.
This is what we call an "Objective function".
A.I. does not specialize results, it generalizes them.
Tl;dr : A.I. is a digital shovel that is gold plated and costs 300 dollars in a world where 1$ shovels exist already.
We have seen that it CAN do jobs, but the cost to doing them just isn't worth it. . . .
And one can make the argument that "A.I. will get smarter and eventually be able to do everything."
But that's not how A.I. works. . . . It gets smarter and does ONE thing very well (I'm paraphrasing.)
For example : Our current A.I. art will get better at drawing hands, but it will always have that A.I. art "stink" on it, in the sense that. . . .A.I. art looks the same.
Almost ubiquitous in its output.
Training models for commercial applications to replace employees is just unfeasible. . . .Because an employees job is more than what an A.I. is capable of doing.
You can draw a very good picture of a woman with big tits and ass, you however cannot get a character design that fits with the theme that your character is being drawn for.
Nor can you freely control the clothing the A.I. puts on the character without careful calibration and even that is very bad.
What are we gonna do with our lives then
Awesome list and work. Keep up the great informative content.
Hi Tiff great content as usual just wanted to ask you one thing Choosing a career in Project Management IT is it worth it for the future? Thanks.
Excellent video. Thank you for the encouragement.
Great video! One problem I fear from all of this is that as more and more jobs can be automated, the competition for the other jobs that are left will increase. I hate to sound like a pessimist, but even in those fields that are safe for the time being, I believe the automation within those fields will reduce the need for human intervention. Hopefully those careers you mentioned will continue to be safe for a long time. I was thinking, there does seem to be some what of a return to spending more time with people face to face, and it seems like we’ll always want to socialize. So, I think some powerful technologies in the future could be ones that enhance our time with friends. Something like how laser tag must have felt when it first came out. It’s integrating tech into a game that already existed. I could see things like people playing augmented reality mini golf or ping pong with their friends in their own backyards. It seems like some bank will be made in things like that in the future.
Btw, I loved the video. I subscribed. You do a great job of keeping things flowing and interesting. Keep up the great work.
I feel like this list is too tech heavy like you said all the chips in one basket. I think she thinks AI will automate office workers or Art jobs but if you could do tech jobs you would just use AI to do your job. However, when AI are programmed to program themselves in 2026 you will be 1-2 year from graduating then be fucked.
Thank you, Tiff, and happy new year 😊
Happy new year!
this is a great list, thank you
Hi, Tiff. So interesting jobs, thank you for sharing these kind of interesting videos(your fan from Uzbekistan 🇺🇿)
Thanks for watching!
@@TiffInTech Tiff, can you make a desktop app that protects .exe applications with password?(if you can do this, then, please show me how to do it)
I love your videos! Keep the good work.
I can't imagine paying attention to the code in tech class cause I would be busy paying attention to Tiff all the time. Sooo beautiful 😍
Thank you Tiff for giving us this important info
You are so welcome!
Thanks so much for this information. What about technical writing or UX writing?
Any engineering job is still going to be in demand for the next 100 years.
Definitely a great spot to be in!
Even with Chatgpt on the rise?
You're wrong
Bold of you to assume what will happen in 100 years
Almost any job we have now won’t exist in 100 years 😂
Thanks Tiff very informative 👍🏻
Best advice, some of the best advice. So inspired! 🙏🏾
I appreciate that!
This is depressing. I wish I can go back 20-30 years when things were more simple. The first time I heard of AI I knew it was bad news. Creating something to one up humans with the facade of “making things easier”. This all sounds exhausting. Upskilling, tech, AI, engineering are things I could care less about and I’m not about to fool myself into thinking I will have a “passion” and God how I’ve come to hate that word. If most of us were millionaires we could care less about finding a passionate job. I would just invest into companies and properties all the time. The thought that I will have to spend 20-40 years sitting at a desk for 40-50 hours a week trying to beat a robot is dreadful . I’m not sure what my kids will have to do to feed their families or if they will even be able to buy their own property. I absolutely despised tech/engineering when I was in college which is why I went the teaching route. Someone mentioned it in the comments but technical analysis isn’t everyones cup of tea. I’m in the middle of a career change right now and I’m trying to study some skill that will have leverage in the future. Teaching is ok but the pay will have me living paycheck to paycheck. The only options that will have me living decently would be roles related to software or data. Yes there are other non-traditional options like becoming an entrepreneur but you need money to start and connections. It’s like if I don’t do anything I will be swallowed whole buy AI and if I do give in I will be miserable everyday doing something I hate. It feels like I’m being pushed into a corner but hey as a girl there’s always the option of marrying rich in my 20s because that’s what’s trending now.
Outside of spending time with friends and family, Life pretty much sucks. 😆
Hi! I love your videos! This was very interesting ❤ I would love to know your thoughts on copywriting 😊
Hey Tiff! Just found your channel and have been binge watching your videos 😁 I actually have a question: I graduated with a bachelor’s degree in Physics in 2017 and have been trying to figure out which tech job I’d be best suited for. Currently, I work as a senior lab tech in cannabis distillation. I have enjoyed this job since I started over a year ago, but would really love to work from home. I have basic programming skills in Python and C++ but I have a lot of other marketable skills as well, including technical writing, leadership skills, and most of all, problem solving. I was wondering if you have any thoughts on where I’d be best suited to work in the tech industry? Thank you for all of your awesome videos🤍
The field of tech is unlimited, I loved physics in high school but ended up doing Computer Science in college. However, I have a friend of mine who did physics but majored in robotics after college. He loves it even though he did physics. I can recommend Robotics for you but any area of specialization would still be great.
I have studied physics also (and did a fortran course there) in the 90ies, and eventually I turned into linux around 10 years ago (passing through some basic telecommunication position, and since all the relevant servers were on Linux or Solaris, I decided to learn linux deeper, so I popped into linux admin jobs) , I also did a technical support engineer for docker and kubernetes the previous 2 years. But I started a C++ junior developer job 2 months ago, for embedded systems (microcontrollers). I decided to start this position because they are still using C++98, so I wanted to do this old C++ version for a couple of years before moving to C++11 . Fell free to contact me for advise and giving you some insight for some of the fields that I have been into.
@@AIMaster Robotics is super interesting! I worked with a professor in my undergrad studies who was also a robotics teacher, and I never got into it. Right now I am definitely looking for a career path where I can work from home/anywhere with Wi-Fi. I wouldn’t mind tinkering with robotics though :)
@@georgiosdoumas2446 That’s awesome thank you for that offer! The only formal university course I took in programming was C++ and I loved it. As you know, Physics at the university level quickly demands programming skills, as you want to be able to solve ODEs in Quantum physics or deal with really large datasets in Astrophysics and you really don’t want to do that (or can’t) by hand! So I ended up being tossed into the deep end of Python fairly quickly 😅 and decided I hated it! Now that I’m starting from the beginning, I am actually really enjoying it :)
Best information and motivational video. Doing a great job, Keep it up.
thank you so much!!
Already looking forward to the discussion with the A.I. car about the fare & not being let out said car.
Hi, I like your videos. They are very informative. What do you think about Instructional design? Does this profession have a future? Regards :)
Hi! I’m amateur Japanese programmer.
I will enjoy this program
Great video!
great work , I like what you do , keep going
Thanks, will do! That means alot!
I have a very good and secure job in securities regulation that utilizes my law degree. The pay is great and I have an excellent work-life balance. However, I am looking for a new challenge by switching (or expanding) into something more tech related. I have a basic understanding of Java and I have already conducted multiple cyber security audits (self taught, working in a regulatory capacity). My plan is to get certifications in both Java and Cybersecurity. Beyond that, I am also exploring other certifications and other interests. (Perhaps Data Science and other programming languages). I also speak multiple foreign languages and have a dream of living abroad (again). I may be crazy for wanting to take on additional risks/challenges, but I am growing restless…
Thank you for sharing this information! But how about fields like linguistics, (general and higher) education, ethics, or even statistics? Will teachers, educators, linguists, (general) mathematicians, etc. in demand?
I would appreciate your answer and your comments!
What about copywriting and affiliate marketing, I know the other one is not a job but can it be replaced?
Excellent video Tiff. One question though, what about native mobile development in future?
Nice and util info, thank you
Glad it was helpful!
Hey @tiffinTech Python Or Javascript for better job availability and pay? Or what is the spectrum for knowing one over the other? I have a course for javascript and python but i'm leaning towards javascript first and learning python later
Web dev related = Javascript
Purely data driven = Python
AI will do all software engineering and computer programming. It’s a wrap
Same here. Learning Javascript right now.
Wow. What an Amazing content. Can you recommend any resources to help us with full-stack development and cybersecurity?
You are one of the most beautiful and competent programming I've ever seen. Keep it up 💻🌍🙏🏻
Thank you! Will do!
Great video Tiff, but I was wondering if you purposely omitted Cloud related jobs or don't see any of them as relevant/most in demand in the years to come.
Yeah I view the cloud as very important in the future
12:31 How did you lower the blinds, but the image actually changed❓ Cool framing transition❗
I think cloud architect/devops engineer will still be growing as well. Someone will need to maintain those SaaS infrastructure.
forsure!!
What about non cloud-architect roles (but related to cloud)? Do you also think those will be growing?
I'm in between wanting to be a cyber security engineer and data scientist.... I like researching things, but security will always be important.
So true! Yes both are great career paths honestly!
Me too, yet I also like SMM
What's the outlook on cloud related jobs?
Thank you 🙏, can you make a RUclips tutorial like 30 days of python with projects from scratch, the way you teach it very clear & easy to understand, plz ?
Thank you again ❤
Great video. But the world is turning into a tech world and not everybody’s x-capable of being a tech guy. Also upskilling is all good when you are in your 20s or 30s but when you’re getting in your 50s and you have been a truck driver all your life, there’s no way you can possible become an expert in cyber security or block chain or what have you.
Between 60s to 90s, Secretary jobs were in demand. Then some corporations began to kept only one secretary for the head of the department after year 2000.
In the future, A.I secretary will definitely replace human secretary in some corporations.
Moreover, some of the lawyer's functions would be taken over by A.I.
I'm sure some other professional work will be involving A.I to audit their decision to avoid possible lawsuit.
So... You are saying that lawyer robot death battles are possible?
Awesome video 😎 👍
Thank you! Cheers!
Good one Tiff
Thank you! 😃
Software engineering and related roles are going to do great. One field I'd avoid is mechanical engineering; it was dying back in 2010; and will now die faster due to electric vehicles having fewer parts. We will still need mechanical engineers but the supply side is way too high at the moment.
What about mechincal engineers who specilaize in bioengineering like robotic prosethics?
@Donald Bowler Biomedical looks cool. But its so niche you'll struggle to find a job. I have an engineering degree but have left the field because I made that mistake.
@@henrytang2203why did you leave the field?
@@CuriousJai Most of my friends in the field became 'bureaucrats who knew physics'. Zero innovation at most engineering companies / government jobs. The way I see it, all new engineering students should do software engineering and ride the gravy train while it lasts.
Thank you Tiff for sharing the information of the most requested jobs in the future and that will be useful. Regarding the jobs that will have no future, it seemed interesting to me since they will disappear due to the lack of workers.💖☺
Thank you! So happy you enjoyed it! And yup automation is taking a lot of jobs!
1- 3:11 Cyber Security
2- 4:00 Social Media Manager
3- 4:42 VR Designer
4- 5:37 Data Scientist
5- 6:00 Games Developer
6- 6:47 UX Designer
7- 7:24 Full Stack Developer
8- 8:22 Blockchain Developer
9- 9:41 Robotic Engineer
10- 10:19 VR Developer
But I am learning Cloud Computing.
And I'm working in mobile app development it's worth in future jobs vaccines
Learning game development/design. Let's go 🔥🔥🔥🔥
hi! I'm using your videos to practice my english because i want to know more words about technology , tell me if i have some wrong in the orthography
So great to hear! Sounds like you are on the right track
i love data science and full stack
The psychic Tiff is back, she will overtake robots in the future for sure! 🎉❤😊
hahah! Hope your day is going great btw
@@TiffInTech thank you!!! The same goes back to you on this day!
Love ur channel
Thank you so much!!
@@TiffInTech tiff did you think that IOT develloper mixed with some IA and big data have some future ? I am 39 years old starting on this next year :'(
@@TiffInTech happy New year for u and ur familly all good hopes ans wishes
I want to pursue in ux design as my career but I’m kinda skeptical if I’m making a right choice because I will be joining a graphic programme instead of IT.
I’m currently in a graphic design program, minoring in IT and taking IT certifications on the side (A+, Sec+) since I have interest in ux design and IT. But, if you major in IT you could still pursue UX Design if you take a few courses to learn it
Hi i just found u and i love u 4 marking awesome video.what are jobs or skill i can learn in africa to prosper in future
I dropped out of nursing school last year and have been wanting to get into tech, get a BS degree in computer science but I'm afraid of not being able to find a job after. I only went for nursing since it's a good job security and not competitive like tech.
I would advise stay in nursing... is stable and well paying
Plumber is a secure job too.
will ai take over block chain ??? which one is better to start to learn AI or Block chain?
Hi there I'm trying to get into a data analysis do u think chat GPT 4 will take my job?
forsure!
@@TiffInTech thank you for your honesty haha. I'm a big fan -- changed my route to digital marketing.
Thoughtful!👔👔🎉🎉
Happy new year!
I hear your point about cashiers being automated. But, I think it is worth noting that a number of people don’t like self checkout machines. Self checkout kiosks do seem to be error prone. I wonder what could be done to make self checkout more user friendly? Thanks for the video, Tiff! Very informative! 😊
When the credit card and debit cards started implementing the chip, not everyone was all for it. Now no one has a choice since the "old" cards got phased out. I believe this same strategy will be used for a LOT of things if not all. Same with electric car usage, high tax on the "old" cars that the majority uses today.
It’s very sad seeing elderly people trying to bag their own groceries and try to check themselves out. It’s ridiculous
Idk where you live because in my observation people strongly prefer self-checkout at grocery stores because it’s faster. I’m guilty too, the times I’ve actually went the cashier route was either because the store didn’t offer the option or the self-check out lane is so long its not worth it.
However, self-checkout systems that aren’t designed well come off as a nuisance that will piss people off and they’ll ignore it entirely.
@@MMsaint5 I think that’s EXACTLY what will happen. The systems in place will only support old models of operation for so long before forcefully upgrading. Reminds me about how I held onto my PlayStation 2 for years as a kid until I was forced to upgrade because the manufacture stopped servicing the console and making games for it.
I don’t think we have to worry about cars for awhile due to the fact oil is still the most reliable option and infrastructure isn’t ready to support powering millions of EV vehicles overnight, but you’re not wrong, it will happens eventually.
@@TheRockyCrowe I’m from PA. Worked at a grocery store for years in high school. If you eat healthy they are a massive pain. Looking up all the produce is ridiculous. If you have an injury your just screwed totally and they don’t deliver groceries everywhere and people on food stamps can’t get the food delivered. I could go on and on as to why it’s bad all around. More in person checkouts and less self checkout. Try bagging your groceries with a torn tendon or broken arm or going threw chemo….
We will all be out of work because of Skynet :P. As you say in the later parts of the video, it "sounds" crazy, but Ai trucks are already out there on the streets. I found out that commercial planes can fly and land by themselves via A.I. I think when people hear about A.I. they think it's going to replace them overnight but I think it will be a slow process but not too slow like we will seriously see changes start in the next 5 to 10 or so. Thank you for the video.
sorry, I don't understand your first sentence, I would be really grateful if you would explain it to me, thanks a lot 💕
what do you think about copywriting? i have an mechanical engineering degree and want to start an engineering copywriting agency
Will take a huge hit from AI. You can already use chatGPT to write and polish any text in less than a minute. Then you can do some minor human adjustment and you've done in five minutes the work of an hour or more. Assume that in 5 years 80% of copywriters will be without a job.
I'm interested in getting into Cybersecurity, any tips or advice on how to start?
By the way, the video was a great one very well explained and didatic.
WGU has a cyber security course, I’m about to learn cloud computing at WGU
Good to see my sister Tiffany again 🥰
Hope you’re having a great day!!
@@TiffInTech same to you 🥰
Hi Tiff I am a Digital marketer but confused because i want to switch to Data science career should i shift or continue Digital marketing
Comments and suggestion are openly welcome from all other also
I work in the digital marketing space, and it's not going anywhere. It's also pretty resilient in a recession. Wouldn't hurt to start learning coding just to have other skills should you need them, tho
why do you want to switch to data science? Is it simply because you think digital marketing will become obsolete? Or do you think that data science has a bigger pay check? Or is it simply because you think data science looks cool?
If it's the third option, I would just take up data science while keeping my job as a digital marketer. You might find opportunities to apply data science to your metrics and KPIs as a digital marketer.
@@s-man5647 I want to switch because Data science is a big cash game
Great list of technology jobs. I don't think plumbers and electricians are going anywhere. Fast food workers, maybe, maybe not.
Mam how to make Jarvis voice assistant using python in replit plz mam
Any medical jobs are also demand in future or present also because we are all human and health conscious
what is the best way to get the clients as a fullstack developer?
I would start by going on some freelancing sites :and building up clients that way
Tiff, you said that you answer all questions, but I see many unanswered questions here ! 🤔
What about technical writing?
Lex Friedman, interview Tiff. She can give you the lady pov in the tech industry.
I doubt piano teachers will be automated since most people can't learn good technique on their own, so I may be safe lol but just in case I am choosing data analyses
I love programming and website design, but web design is saturated. So I trade equities
The way she walks around while she's talking makes this feel like a Ted Talk. 😆 In all seriousness though, game dev jobs might be growing, but it seems like their working conditions and pay are still not good. Hopefully, they will improve. I see some have started unionizing, and unions will probably become even more important as the "robots take over."
haha I dont know if its a good or bad thing that it makes you feel like a ted talk! Happy New Year!
@@TiffInTech Princess ☺️
You should make a crashcourse on python this is a humble request love from Australia
Hey what about pharmacy career
Writters will never be replaced. The only secure job is the one where you create your own company.
Cloud Computing?
I think machine learning is one that might be a job that can still be in the future, am I right ?
Yes! Most definitely!
@@TiffInTech thx for your reply, I love your content and everything you do since I started following here and Instagram. I was concern about if I should still learning programming or not but with this video (perfect time) you inspired my to continue in the journey. Thx a lot XOXO
Maybe 5-10 years ago, but it's saturated and extremely competitive now. I have friends with PhD's that have been working in data science and ML for a few years and they are being laid off. Nothing is future proof.
@@Lavabug wtf? So what are the future proof ones?
Thank u
💓💓
God bless u❤️❤️❤️
Why are QA and Test Automation engineers are always left out?
You're right! I should've included them as they arent going anywhere!
This video was made by cyber men! Delete!!! Hahaha great video. Software Dev journey so far has been great but also not easy but I’m loving it so far.
haha! And thanks for sharing. Nope definitely not easy but it does get easier as you grow into it! And it is so rewarding. Congrats on the journey
Why are you so cute😍 Every time I see you, I feel like I'm seeing an angel🤗
Old trade: sales
What about a cloud engineer
And what about cloud engineer or devops ?
both are great!!
Chatgpt still limited
Which one of these jobs do you do?
Mam can you make a video on node .js
what do you want to know about it?
@@TiffInTech it's applications and just basics ..
This is getting really scary!
I think it can be but also it will open up many new jobs and opportunities!
Opportunities for those 40+ years truck drivers and 2-kid-mom receptionists? I doubt.
Where do you get this greatness?
🤗thank you!!
Great topic, and I'm tied up on being a Ethical Hacker or Software Engineer
Both sound really rewarding!! What one are you leaning toward?
@@TiffInTech I've played around with both and I'm more passionate in coding and becoming a software engineer. Even though I been coding for 5 days Ive seen technical interviews and ask myself how in the world do you solve that and will I be able to be that smart in coding in the future haha.
Military police security will never go away
programmers overall will be out of jobs too... since ai can program already (it's just waiting a few years before we see, that ai can better code than we can, and faster)
Sad, but without regulations of AI, this will be very likely the scenario
Not quite correct...Social media managers, lower level data science, most low to mid-level developers, and especially any type of UI/UX/VR designers will absolutely be automated. Engineers, scientists, non-repetitive physical laborers (electricians and plumbers), and certain creative roles (content creation, painting, ie artisan creators) will be much safer than most of the occupations you listed. If anyone would like real advice on AI go listen to Michio Kaku, he's a physicist/futurist who has been spot on with his predictions in the past.
Well,all these are only Tech or Software as a service related careers.Misleading.Most of our social problems need real work interventions on ground e.g language in education or health care providers are in demand.
Hi there! In the title it states IT. It specifically states I will be sharing around jobs in informational technology. 💓 not misleading.
Did I miss something? I wonder why Tiff puts those tape-like visuals?? 🤔
ruclips.net/video/Tb97ksdaa4c/видео.html Hatamitsunami
The green screen behind me? Do you not like it? Always appreciate feedback!
@@TiffInTech Yeah sure. the green screens were all amazing
Not sure about game development with mass redundancies and poor work life balance.
That was 10 years ago dude, now the games industry is trying to be a respectable industry to be work at.
And you can always switch to VR, AR engineer for non-game industries if you want, no problem.
At least you'll be paid more than web devs.