“What do you think are the biggest advantages and challenges of working in a white-collar job compared to a blue-collar job, and how do those factors influence job satisfaction and work-life balance?”
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“What do you think are the biggest advantages and challenges of working in a white-collar job compared to a blue-collar job, and how do those factors influence job satisfaction and work-life balance?”
#jobsearch #advice #interview #application #workfromhome #bluecollar #whitecollar
Automated Ports
Here’s a glimpse of a Los Angeles/Long Beach automated port where I haul loads out of. There are two fully automated ports and I can say the transaction is really smooth as compared to ports with longshoremen workers. I was able to speak with a longshoremen about the automation, and he said they are not entirely fully automated. He said there are at least 8 operators controlling the automation and there are times when the automation malfunctions and the longshoremen have to step in and correct the issues. The automated ports will most likely not replace all jobs, because new jobs will be created when the machines need to be controlled or repaired. Any jobs that are replaced, the union and the ports have agreed to compensate the longshoremen until they retire. 🚢
If you are interested in obtaining a CDL and you live near a port, I highly recommend getting your (TWIC) card and find a carrier that hauls out of the ports. Port drivers make 6 figures, the work schedule is Monday-Friday, 10-12 hour shifts, home every night, no touch freight, and depending on your carrier all work is local. It’s the easiest money I’ve made as a blue collar worker. If you have any questions about getting a CDL or port work, feel free to ask away. 🚛
https://youtu.be/HkauiGYT6YY?si=pSTAJBJzMgn5RTyO
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Most of the information for finding a job is for management and white collar jobs. Are there any tips for someone looking for a skilled labor job, with years of experience? Usually the companies one is looking at are small, and you talk to the owner or foreman.