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> welders cross-train into software From what I've seen, software engineers cross-training into welding would have a better ROI. What's a welder who can progra
by zeckalpha 9y ago
> welders cross-train into software
From what I've seen, software engineers cross-training into welding would have a better ROI. What's a welder who can program's hourly rate look like? Better than a programmer who can weld.
- crispyambulance 9y agoA welder "who can program" could be a skilled CNC operator. It isn't necessary to completely take "fish out of water" to train for other skills. Putting a web-developer who barely knows what a screwdriver is in front of giant lathe isn't going to have a good ROI either.
- zeckalpha 9y ago> Putting a web-developer who barely knows what a screwdriver is in front of giant lathe isn't going to have a good ROI either. No, but they might make more money.