Do office equipment maintenance (printer copying, etc.). Is there any development potential in this industry? Apprentices are recruited in many places. I want to know why.

The potential of wood lies in the fact that the technicians recruited all over the street are cheap labor. If you really like to learn technology and work for three to five years, you can consider opening a shop to start your own business, but it is very difficult. The key is the customer. You don't attract customers from the old company. It's not easy to pull without money.

In this business, I think there are several results.

1, working for about one year, leaving with low salary and frequently changing jobs, (60%)

2. Start your own business for several years, (20%)

3. Become a high-paid or low-paid senior technician, (15%)

4. Become the technical director of some big companies (5%)