Engineering the Future of Work
Photo by Alex Iby on Unsplash Sometimes a key statement becomes a memory that last a lifetime. I had been selected to become an engineering co-op student in my hometown at the local plant. I had spent the summer working on the shop floor before I headed out to college and the company had me rotate through almost every operation. It was a great place to cut my teeth. They had induction welding, tig welding, milling, drilling, turning, grinding, paint, and assembly all under