Which is better, fitter, electrician or lathe worker?

This should be considered comprehensively. First, look at personal hobbies, second, look at talent, third, look at whether the type of work you choose has development and prospects in your work environment, and fourth, look at salary (of course, some people will rank this first).

In the past, these four types of jobs were the highest level of technicians-Grade 8, with relatively high technical content, but electricians and fitters were slightly better in theory and practical experience. As long as you are willing to study hard, work hard and persevere, you will achieve fruitful results in any line of work. You can choose the throne of electrician king, fitter king, lathe king and fitter king, and the subsequent salary and bonus income will be higher and higher.

Electrician's physical strength is relatively light, the things he touches are not so dirty, and the working environment is dangerous, which is not suitable for careless people. The disposable time of working hours is more casual, giving people a relaxed feeling and letting more people know. For most people, this is the most popular job.

Fiddler is a respected job because of its high labor intensity, dirty working environment, high technical content and free working hours.

Lathe and milling workers belong to machining positions. If it is in the working environment of product processing, they will stand by the machine all day long, bend over with their heads down, shake their handles constantly, and load and unload workpieces with wrenches, which is very hard. With technical content, if enterprises do more piece processing and work, their wages will be higher (hard money), which is also the top job choice in the factory.

In fact, some types of work have a fine division of labor. For example, electricians can be divided into low voltage, high voltage, maintenance, operation, instrument, weak current, installation, automobile electrician and so on. Fitter is divided into installation, maintenance, marking fitter, etc. 1 and 2 above take the maintenance of electrical assemblers as an example.

Everything depends on the weather, location, people and harmony. For example, if you don't like electricity, you are forced to be an electrician, and you don't want to make progress. Then you may only connect wires and fix lights all your life. If you work as an electrician in a ravine, all you can touch are small transformers, small generators, small agricultural machinery, pulling wires and connecting lights on telephone poles, then you will never get out of this mountain.