A short excerpt from a YouTube video by Chris Collins where a speaker praises GM for taking bold steps with the Bolt electric vehicle and notes a technician shortage in Michigan ("1300 people in Michigan" mentioned). The speaker suggests automotive technician training/careers as a possible opportunity for mechanically inclined workers moving from factory work to vehicle maintenance.
I remember a lot of GM dealers did not like the. That there was a pain in the. It was a pretty, pretty, pretty good idea, you know, I don't know. It was something. Yeah. I'm proud of GM for doing the bolts. That was a little bit of a step out of their comfort zone, for sure. Yeah. But I remember it always as a. Was an issue, but. So 1300 people in Michigan. Just a thought. I don't know if any of you are mechanically inclined or not, but there's a shortage of technicians in the, in the industry. So maybe if there's a kinesthetic thing between working in the factory and maybe working on the cars themselves, might be a career to kind of chase after.
