We are still at the beginning of the year, so it is still not too late if you are thinking of switching jobs. You are better off if you are just starting out because you will be able to start with a clean slate.

No matter what you situation is, it would be good if you will consider the following list of the jobs in demand for 2016.

1. Network Systems and Data Communications Analyst

The projected increase of this position for 2016 is 53.4 percent, and the current pay ranges from $42,949 to $84,099. But you must have a bachelor's degree in a related science. Growth in this profession is sure since an increasing number of analysts will be required to develop and maintain ever advancing communication networks.

2. Personal and Home Care Aides

This is one of the jobs in demand since its estimated growth is 50.6 percent, and the current median salary is about $23,117. There are states that require formal education from community colleges, but there are states that only require on-the-job-training. Because of the estimated rise in number of the elderly, rapid growth is expected in this industry.

3. Computer Applications Software Engineers

The projected growth of this profession for 2016 is 44.6 percent, and the current salary ranges from $55,238 to $116,704. Requirement varies from job to job. But in 2006, eight out of ten software engineers are bachelor degree holders. As computer networking grows, so will this career since most businesses today want to increase their efficiency in using modern and emerging technology.

4. Personal Finance Advisers

The estimated growth of this career for 2016 is 41 percent, and the current median salary ranges from $37,181 to $121,474. You need a bachelor's degree, but you also need to upgrade your education by getting extra courses to keep up with the changes in the industry. Competition for new jobs is tough, but this occupation is believed to be among the top 10 fastest-growing profession in the U.S.