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Those jobs are at least one magnitude less in number than the typical assembler/packer job. They also require much more skills so I expect them to pay but that'
by norea-armozel 10y ago
Those jobs are at least one magnitude less in number than the typical assembler/packer job. They also require much more skills so I expect them to pay but that's not enough to offset the losses. Either way, these aren't good paying jobs like being a sander, painter, chem-treat, or CNC operator at an aircraft plant.
- protomyth 10y agoTrue, but I'm still wondering what an actual "robot technician" job training looks like.