I've said it many times, "Nobody grows up wanting to be a copier salesperson...or in sales.' Your sons and daughters do not look up from that Tonka truck and say, "Daddy, someday I want to sell trucks."
Right?
So how did you get into the crazy world of static electricity, fire, and black powder? More importantly,
What can you learn and take with you to your next position?
I like big, loud, powerful American muscle cars - but - that war is lost. This administration has enticed or threatened American auto companies and old Springsteen songs into the historic abyss.
Every shift in technology has collateral damage; from the Luddites of the 19th century to paint booth operators of the 80s - when new tech evolves, labor shifts into other areas.
Railroads, looms, computers, typewriters, newspapers, department stores, shopping malls, Beanie Babies, Saturday Morning cartoons, - gone. Next, the V8, filling stations, and auto dealerships.
That's right, the American staple of automotive nirvana, that one place nobody likes to go, but everyone does, the car dealership follows the internal combustion engine into oblivion.
