Manufacturing is a Pretty Accessible Career Choice
My husband used to work in manufacturing, and while he was laid off, there seem to be many other manufacturing jobs available. Unfortunately most of them are a commute of at least an hour or longer away from us, making the trip there and back too much for what the jobs are worth.
Still, these are the jobs that call back most often, and it’s no wonder why. They train you as soon as you start (usually paid training), don’t expect a lot of experience, offer decent pay for a basic skill set, and even have flexible shifts; most manufacturing plants that I know of have an early day, afternoon, and evening shift.
If you’re struggling finding a job and you need something ASAP, you might want to consider applying for manufacturing jobs in your area. Chances are you will get a job soon, and you can always keep looking for something you want more while you work as a temp, if you prefer.
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Around here there are a lot
Around here there are a lot of jobs, and they pay decent, it is just the longevity of it that people don't think they can handle.
That's true, and it really
That's true, and it really does depend on what's being made. Some jobs are so much harder than others.