Global Ranking Reveals The 10 Most Desired Dream Jobs Today

Written by Romário Pereira de Carvalho

Published on 30/03/2025 at 09:53

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A global study revealed what the 10 most desired dream jobs in the world are. The list brings options that combine prestige, creative freedom, good salaries, and international opportunities

Since childhood, many people dream of unconventional professions. Being a pilot, for example, is an age-old desire of many children and continues to be one of the most desired careers in adulthood. In 2024, this profession tops the global ranking of so-called “dream jobs.”

A study conducted by the Resume.io platform analyzed online search data to find out which careers generate the most interest. The research considered terms like “How to become a [position]” or “How to be a [position]” in different languages and countries.

Among 170 countries evaluated, the profession of pilot ranked first, with over 1.3 million searches throughout the year. In Brazil and 33 other countries, it also appeared at the top of the dream jobs list.

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Check out the ranking of the ten most sought-after dream jobs globally:

Pilot — 1,320,000 searches per year
Real Estate Agent — 888,000 searches
Software Engineer — 594,000 searches
Notary — 486,000 searches
Flight Attendant — 486,000 searches
Travel Agent — 486,000 searches
Data Scientist — 397,200 searches
Judge — 372,000 searches
Therapist — 325,200 searches
Detective — 325,200 searches

According to Amanda Augustine, a career expert at Resume.io, choices vary between cultures, but some preferences are common. She highlights the rise of professions in the technology sector. For her, the combination of passion, purpose, and financial stability is what guides the search for the ideal job in today’s world.

With information from ICL Noticias.

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Global Ranking Reveals The 10 Most Desired Dream Jobs Today

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