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Those people who specialize in making certain things and have a passion in doing so. I was watching an episode of how a Bentley is made on National Geographic and there are people, say working on the wood panels of the vehicle. There's so much work put in such a small piece. So much work, and so much precision. This intrigues me.

I am very into cars and can see myself in that position in the future. What type of job is that called, from making panels to engines. Which major in college generally would that be? Right now I'm a Mechanical Engineer major at UC Riverside.
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Assembly line workers.

Auto workers or Auto line technicians. Worst field to get in right now is automotive engineering. Hard to get on as an automotive assembler working on an assembly line. You get carpal tunnel and rotator cuff injures in less than 5 years and you are screwed up for life. The only thing they are hiring for in engineering now is minorities and women. The dealerships need 1,000's of auto techs in the service dept. You can do that!

Auto workers or Auto line technicians. Worst field to get in right now is automotive engineering. Hard to get on as an automotive assembler working on an assembly line. You get carpal tunnel and rotator cuff injures in less than 5 years and you are screwed up for life. The only thing they are hiring for in engineering now is minorities and women. The dealerships need 1,000's of auto techs in the service dept. You can do that!