I think with all the high tech electronics in todays machines if you are going to have the smarts and interest in all that electronics you are going to also be smart enough to know you will make ALOT more in another field like IT , computer repair ? and many other options I have no clue of because I know very little about computers. I really can't stand them and tend to agree with some of the older folks I know or knew years ago that they would be the ruin of this country. The longer I'm around the more correct it seems they were.
I'm in Northcentral Ohio and where I have worked and the folks I have worked with made no where near the amounts of money mentioned in some of these posts. Most jobs start at around $8.00 hr. no benefits. Some you can get $10.00 - $11.00 hr with benefits parts stores ? factories ? Auto techs not sure but they are likely not real high. $14.00-starting ? bet many aren't up to $20.00 yet. Raises come few and in small amounts.
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