I have been reading a lot of back issues of "World of Welding"
and almost every issue I read talks about there being more work in the welding field than there are weldors to do the work.
Is this the outlook today? Later this month I will be attending Hobarts school of welding. If there is more work than weldors
Then maybe I will get a job when I graduate. If everything goes well..I will be taking the five month course after the first course I take.
I know welding is a hard job...Requires both brawn and brain.
I suppose I have a little bit of both.
Really now...Is there a shortage of weldors compared to the welding work that needs to be done?
Thanks
Tim
and almost every issue I read talks about there being more work in the welding field than there are weldors to do the work.
Is this the outlook today? Later this month I will be attending Hobarts school of welding. If there is more work than weldors
Then maybe I will get a job when I graduate. If everything goes well..I will be taking the five month course after the first course I take.
I know welding is a hard job...Requires both brawn and brain.
I suppose I have a little bit of both.
Really now...Is there a shortage of weldors compared to the welding work that needs to be done?
Thanks
Tim
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