Welding is one of the fastest-growing jobs in America. The increasing demand for welders has created many job seekers to consider a career in welding. The welding industry has a higher than average salary, good benefits, and a bright future. Unfortunately 60% of manufacturers turn away half of all applicants, due to a shortage of proper skills and training in the welding industry! The demand for a certified welder will continue to grow over the next ten years, so an apprenticeship program, or a technical school will help you develop and obtain proper skills. Thanks for the very helpful video Steven and good to see you back!🙌❤👍
Awesome video man definitely hit on some good points. I’m a little controversial with becoming a welder now at least in Florida my area like I mentioned on your instagram. I think there’s potential but you have to go about it the right way and just know what you are getting into there’s definitely pros and cons I think it depends on what field you go into and location can make a big difference. This would make an interesting podcast discussion I feel I got a lot of pros and cons I would share to someone if they asked me. Good video 🔥
HVAC, plumbing, or electrical would be worth pursuing. I say this because literally every building requires those. So the ability to find “side work” is high and usually profitable and easy once you know what you’re doing.
Welding is one of the fastest-growing jobs in America. The increasing demand for welders has created many job seekers to consider a career in welding. The welding industry has a higher than average salary, good benefits, and a bright future. Unfortunately 60% of manufacturers turn away half of all applicants, due to a shortage of proper skills and training in the welding industry! The demand for a certified welder will continue to grow over the next ten years, so an apprenticeship program, or a technical school will help you develop and obtain proper skills. Thanks for the very helpful video Steven and good to see you back!🙌❤👍
Awesome video man definitely hit on some good points. I’m a little controversial with becoming a welder now at least in Florida my area like I mentioned on your instagram. I think there’s potential but you have to go about it the right way and just know what you are getting into there’s definitely pros and cons I think it depends on what field you go into and location can make a big difference. This would make an interesting podcast discussion I feel I got a lot of pros and cons I would share to someone if they asked me. Good video 🔥
What trades do you believe are better?
HVAC, plumbing, or electrical would be worth pursuing. I say this because literally every building requires those. So the ability to find “side work” is high and usually profitable and easy once you know what you’re doing.