Gary Weldon
@garyjweldon
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Manufacturing Professional | Writer at REDEEMING WORK
Tipp City, Ohio
Joined April 2012
Huge development
NEWS: Panasonic is working on eliminating the anode in batteries during the manufacturing stage to increase energy density through technology it says is likely to provide a "world-leading level" of capacity by the end of 2027, which could give the Model Y 25% more range. If
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Any betting is a bad idea
Players throwing games, former players as the honeypots, coaches in on it, all for a few extra bucks. So predictable. Online sports betting was a bad idea from the get-go.
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Well played
The German company that built the forklift used in the Louvre robbery uses a photo of the heist to advertise itself: “When things need to be done quickly.” 😂😂😂
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Not a good trade at all
In 35 years we flipped the US map from manufacturing being the largest employer in most states to healthcare being the largest employer. Absolute shit trade. We need to flip the map back.
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Hot take: When it comes to technology we're asking the wrong question. Instead of 'Can we do this?' we need to ask 'Should we?' This would fix a lot of stupid self-inflicted problems like automating humanity out of productive work.
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Looks pretty good tbh
I learned this with a friend from Italy! From now on I only cook spaghetti like this🍝🍜
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Do you think I complain enough about X’s policy of killing @SubstackInc links and how it’s not fair to writers who use that newsletter platform, that @elonmusk will fix it?
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Heading to Paris and London in a couple weeks (a couple days in each city). Any suggestions of things me and the wife must see/do?
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Also, I’m writing now about the criteria that we use when we’re choosing a profession and how, when we choose for the wrong reasons, it can lead to regret and career dissatisfaction. Here are the three poor reasons to choose a career that I’m focusing on right now: >
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I want to test out the new X policy on external links by sharing what I wrote a couple weeks ago on limiting beliefs. It still amazes me that this coworker, who was so skilled in his trade and had so much promise, yet couldn’t escape from the lies that he had been fed.
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Many such cases
College Grad Sending Massive Payment To Plumber Starting To Think He Should Have Been A Plumber https://t.co/1HE6Vp5dY9
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Nice!
The flag installations have begun at Steak n Shake. Every Steak n Shake is getting the tallest and biggest American flag that local governments will allow! Steak n Shake proudly supports American values and traditions. 🇺🇸
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Do you ever wonder why people stay in toxic work situations? I can tell you one reason, they don’t think they can leave. They don’t think they could make it anywhere else. It’s not true, but they believe it just the same. I still remember the stunning conversation I had with Joe
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Interesting
In countries with greater freedom, there is also greater divergence between men and women in their occupational choices. It was expected that their occupational choices would converge once there was less social pressure to adhere to sexual stereotpyes. But the opposite has
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I don’t know why, but this surprises me. What am I missing?
63% of US workers are satisfied with their jobs today, the highest % on record with survey data going back to 1987.
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Built To Last: Why Skilled Trades Are Surviving The AI Disruption
forbes.com
The irony of our AI revolution is that it requires massive physical infrastructure that only human hands can build and maintain.
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Wow
The shortage of skilled trades talent in the reason we bought a 40,000 sqft school, and built our own training programs… FREE to students. Quick path to $120,000+ earnings potential. Debt free. Free health insurance premiums for you and your family Up to 29 paid days off 8%
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Gen z gets it
Experts say the skilled trades — jobs like electricians, plumbers, welders, masons, HVAC technicians and other occupations requiring extensive training and often licensing — are attracting a growing number of young people put off by high tuition costs.
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