Re:Milwaukee Tool Raises the Bar with New USA Factory
by throwawaylinux on Sunday August 14, 2022 @07:31PM
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> There is no hope. America can’t even agree on giving community college to poor kids,
Working on factory production lines does not require a bachelor's degree. Germany isn't assembling cheap power tools either. One reason is that labor costs are too high, and requiring low skill jobs have a college degree does the opposite of helping that.
> let alone training a generation of toolmakers, electronic engineers, programmers, and every other profession involved in making things out of atoms more complex than a handtool or a radiator.
This isn't true. USA has some of the best EEs and programmers in the world.
> This country is dying and wildly unstable politically.
Working on factory production lines does not require a bachelor's degree. Germany isn't assembling cheap power tools either. One reason is that labor costs are too high, and requiring low skill jobs have a college degree does the opposite of helping that.
> let alone training a generation of toolmakers, electronic engineers, programmers, and every other profession involved in making things out of atoms more complex than a handtool or a radiator.
This isn't true. USA has some of the best EEs and programmers in the world.
> This country is dying and wildly unstable politically.