Comments by "alex smith" (@alexsmith-ob3lu) on "Def Lyfe" channel.

  1. Thank you for making this video and sharing your story! I went technical community college and got an associate degree in electromechanical engineering technology. I’ve been working as a welding engineer for the last 7+ years dealing with industrial robotics. Most people don’t realize that we live a time (that can be described as) “a high speed police chase.” A lot of stuff going behind the scenes that many folks don’t realize… AI is replacing many white collar jobs and robots will be replacing many service/blue collar jobs too. Middle skillsets are the way to go.
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  2. @ High skilled professions such as accounting only require a lot of theory. Burger flipping and stacking boxes in a warehouse are low skilled professions that only require hands on (back breaking) physical work. Middle skillsets are in between high skilled and low skilled professions where you combine bother theory and hands on ability for your work. I’m in a middle skillsets profession as a welding engineer. I service automated machinery, do hands on installs of said automation equipment for customers, and also teach customers how to use the automation systems/tools for production purposes.
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