#3 Market Research Analyst: Are you good at interpreting data and formulating reports upon the research findings? Then, considering a career as a market research analyst would be a right fit. Providing precise information to companies about what consumers think and feel is what market research analyst do. These marketing professionals help an organization determine what products or services customers want, when they want it and at what price.

Why it's booming: According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, businesses at present rely on complex data to get to know its consumer habits. And in doing so, companies are able to find out the right set of audience and market directly to their target population. The data might be of no use until and unless the research analyst puts his ideas into it and interprets them.  Cook said, "You have a number of software programs that can run data, but until you interpret the data, it's just numbers," he further added, "Market research analysts provide the human interpretation part of it. You can have someone fill out a piece of paper without anyone there, but you need humans to put the data in layman's terms."
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