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Retail salespeople, 2025 · 3,897,860 workers · Official statistic
Cashiers, 2025 · 3,089,410 workers · Official statistic
Services sales representatives, 2025 · 1,256,010 workers · Official statistic
Wholesale sales representatives, 2025 · 1,238,190 workers · Official statistic
Retail supervisors, 2025 · 1,121,800 workers · Official statistic
Financial services sales agents, 2025 · 489,570 workers · Official statistic
Insurance sales agents, 2025 · 479,100 workers · Official statistic
Counter and rental clerks, 2025 · 400,810 workers · Official statistic
Technical sales representatives, 2025 · 284,800 workers · Official statistic
Parts salespersons, 2025 · 270,070 workers · Official statistic
Non-retail sales supervisors, 2025 · 214,390 workers · Official statistic
Real estate sales agents, 2025 · 193,370 workers · Official statistic
Advertising sales agents, 2025 · 91,700 workers · Official statistic
Demonstrators and product promoters, 2025 · 64,520 workers · Official statistic
Telemarketers, 2025 · 58,430 workers · Official statistic
Travel agents, 2025 · 55,110 workers · Official statistic
Sales engineers, 2025 · 51,790 workers · Official statistic
Real estate brokers, 2025 · 46,100 workers · Official statistic
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Future History · Industry

Sales

18 jobs

Employment: the latest cited US figure for each job, with its year. BLS 2025-35 outlook: ↑ more than 3% growth, → within 3% either way, ↓ more than 3% decline (BLS Employment Projections, projected change in jobs 2025 to 2035).

Growing fastest (BLS 2025-35)

  1. Insurance Sales Agents479K workers (2025)↑ +3.3%

Declining (BLS 2025-35)

  1. Telemarketers58K workers (2025)↓ -21.4%
  2. Advertising Sales Agents92K workers (2025)↓ -7.2%
  3. Cashiers3.09M workers (2025)↓ -6.5%
  4. First-Line Supervisors of Retail Sales Workers1.12M workers (2025)↓ -3.7%

All Sales jobs

  1. Retail Salespersons3.90M workers (2025)→ -0.3%
  2. Cashiers3.09M workers (2025)↓ -6.5%
  3. Sales Representatives of Services, Except Advertising, Insurance, Financial Services, and Travel1.26M workers (2025)→ +2.7%
  4. Sales Representatives, Wholesale and Manufacturing, Except Technical and Scientific Products1.24M workers (2025)→ -0.9%
  5. First-Line Supervisors of Retail Sales Workers1.12M workers (2025)↓ -3.7%
  6. Securities, Commodities, and Financial Services Sales Agents490K workers (2025)→ +1.4%
  7. Insurance Sales Agents479K workers (2025)↑ +3.3%
  8. Counter and Rental Clerks401K workers (2025)→ +3%
  9. Sales Representatives, Wholesale and Manufacturing, Technical and Scientific Products285K workers (2025)→ +1.2%
  10. Parts Salespersons270K workers (2025)→ +3%
  11. First-Line Supervisors of Non-Retail Sales Workers214K workers (2025)→ +0.5%
  12. Real Estate Sales Agents193K workers (2025)→ +1.7%
  13. Advertising Sales Agents92K workers (2025)↓ -7.2%
  14. Demonstrators and Product Promoters65K workers (2025)→ +0.2%
  15. Telemarketers58K workers (2025)↓ -21.4%
  16. Travel Agents55K workers (2025)→ +0.2%
  17. Sales Engineers52K workers (2025)→ +2.8%
  18. Real Estate Brokers46K workers (2025)→ +0.8%

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