I think you mean that the most sought-after employees work in jobs that appeal to the least amount of people.
Surely if the job doesn't appeal to many people, it is an oxymoron to say it is the most sought-after job.
Surely if the job doesn't appeal to many people, it is an oxymoron to say it is the most sought-after job.
My completely uneducated opinion is that middle and high school should do what colleges are supposed to: prepare students for the real world with useful skills. Teach them how to teach themselves. Then, when they go to college, they can focus on a subject they really want and not treat it like Camp College™.