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> They could find exactly one old retired guy with the knowledge and experience to make a mold, across several states. Have you considered the issue being no c
by znpy 11mo ago
> They could find exactly one old retired guy with the knowledge and experience to make a mold, across several states.
Have you considered the issue being no company is willing to do on-the-job training ?
I hardly can believe that retired guy had everything figured out prior to starting his first day of work.
- fooker 11mo agoYou can not replace 12 years of education with 'on the job training'. You could 50 years ago. You still can, for some aspects of software engineering, which makes tech people believe that it can be done for everything. But no, you are not going to teach someone modern chemistry, electronics, and general wetlab work with 'on the job training'.