sift3r

People at his level are typically mindful of how their words are perceived when doing interviews to the public at large.

All of the information is in the source of the base page, but it simulates a loading bar like TurboTax and doesn't make any network requests.

```

   <script>
   // oxford = Frey & Osborne automation probability (0-1), salaryUS = BLS median, salaryUK = ONS ASHE median
   const JOBS = [
  { title: "Data Entry Keyer", score: 95, oxford: 0.99, salaryUS: "$36,190", salaryUK: "£21,000", category: "admin", growth: "declining", automation: "Very High", augment: "Low", factors: ["Most of this work is already done by software", "AI can read and fill in forms faster than people", "These jobs are shrinking fast", "Very little of this job needs a human touch"] },
  { title: "Telemarketer", score: 95, oxford: 0.99, salaryUS: "$31,460", salaryUK: "£20,000", category: "sales", growth: "declining", automation: "Very High", augment: "Low", factors: ["AI can make calls and follow scripts", "Robot callers are already everywhere", "This kind of work is easy for AI to copy", "No need to be in a specific place"] },
   ...

```