Top 10 HOT JOB.

THE 10 MOST POPULAR corporate positions to emerge between 2003 and 2010, according to the Gartner Group:

1. Chief Monitoring Officers. By monitoring business processes and metrics in real time, CMO's will emerge as the ultimate problem-solvers.

2. E-Marketplace Managers. These managers will serve as skilled guides through the new networked economy.

3. Marketing Executives. ME's will shift spending targets from traditional mass outlets to solutions focused on customer relationships.

4. E-deal Makers. Companies will depend heavily on the effectiveness of supplier relationships set up by these executives.

5. Customer Relationship Analytic Experts. Looking through the proverbial crystal ball, these experts will see what customers want before they need it--and why.

6. Transaction Cops. They'll make the e-marketplace safe by ensuring the integrity of transactions.

7. Human Resource Executives. In the battle for talent, HRE's will ensure the steady supply of skilled workers.

8. E-business Integrators. They will transform legacy processes to networked-economy processes via integration.

9. Economists. These "climate-checkers" will weigh in on whether a company should take a risk or shy away from it.

10. Anthropologists. From a people rather than technology perspective, these are the folks who can do the proper diagnosis within an organization.