Is there a future in working in a factory?

This question depends on your position in the factory.

If you are a manager or a technician, there are still some prospects for working in a factory. At least you can learn a lot of experience or skills to prepare for job hopping in the future. However, if you are just an ordinary employee who simply sells strength and consumes time, there is really no future.

Why do employees in the last case have no future? The reason for this is the following：

First, although most factories have plenty of food and clothing, there is not much room for promotion, which means that it is basically impossible to promote you except for a little salary increase. Excuse me, are you going to be a worker who sells strength and time for a long time?

Second, life in the factory is too closed, and it is difficult to get in touch with new things outside. Over time, you will be eliminated by the times. To tell the truth, in today's information-interlaced era, it is an extremely important skill to know new things in time, because it can let you see what will happen in the future and then get ready. What promising jobs can I do when I resign from the factory that day?

Third, factory work is a high-paying and low-paying job. To tell the truth, people who work in factories work hard most of the time, but their wages are low and relatively stable, which will cause great losses in the long run.

In a word, if you are an ordinary employee, there is no future in working in a factory.