A Twitter account with 200K followers tracks words appearing for the first time in the New York Times. "Deadass" showed up in March 2019, "doomscrolling" in May 2020, "tech bro" in January 2022. The same idea could flag new jobs, like professional falconer.
@NewYorkTimesFirstSaid. This fun little Twitter account where they track all of the articles being published by the New York Times. They find words that are published for the first time. Like deadass, for example, was a word like first found in the New York Times March 2019. Doomscrolling, May 2020. Tech bro apparently was January 2022. Like that surprises me. This has 200,000 followers. This should exist for jobs. Oh, this is the first time I've seen like professional falconer. What? Who does that? How much do they get paid? I don't know, but I'm surprised to know it exists. And I'm sure there's many more practical jobs out there that are coming to market that people should know about.
