AI is quietly eliminating millions of jobs. Dead Job Board shows 12 professions at risk — presented as tombstones in a graveyard. Click yours to see why it's dying and get 2-3 actionable career pivots with free training resources.

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Hey PH community! 👋 I built Dead Job Board after watching AI quietly eliminate roles in my own network — people with good jobs, no warning, no plan B. The site turns the AI job displacement crisis into something visceral: 12 professions presented as tombstones in a Western graveyard. Click your job, read why it's dying, and get real career pivot options — with links to free/affordable training to actually make the move. What's inside: ☠️ 12 tombstone cards (Copywriter, Translator, QA Tester, Data Analyst, Illustrator, Customer Support, Telemarketer, Admin, Social Media Manager, Financial Analyst, Bookkeeper, Data Entry) 📊 Boot Hill Rankings — animated threat-level bars for each role 💀 "How Dead Is Your Job?" — 5-question quiz with 4 verdict levels 🌱 Modal pivot cards with salary ranges, required skills, and course links 📊 Based on Goldman Sachs' stat: 300M jobs exposed to AI automation It's free, no sign-up required, and deliberately uncomfortable — because LinkedIn won't tell you the truth. Would love your feedback — especially from people whose roles are on the board. Are the pivot paths realistic? What roles should I add next? 🙏

@pavel_trejbal I have also made a "Dead Job Board", but I call it career graveyard. We just found your project today. We have a same idea, that's amazing.

Wispr Flow: Dictation That Works Everywhere — Stop typing. Start speaking. 4x faster.

Stop typing. Start speaking. 4x faster.

@pavel_trejbal I have also made a "Dead Job Board", but I call it career graveyard. We just found your project today. We have a same idea, that's amazing.

Dead Job Board

The graveyard of AI-killed professions — with escape routes

The graveyard of AI-killed professions — with escape routes