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What are employers looking for when i come into the welding field?

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Jeffrey’s Answer

Show up on time prepared to work. Volunteer to take on new assignments. Ask questions if you don't know the answer. Be dependable.

Jeffrey recommends the following next steps:

Find a local welding school that offers a 12 week course. That will teach you most everything you need to know, and not load you up with debt like a community college program.
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Chip’s Answer

All employers look for several things: 1) professionalism (hard work) 2) personality (works well with others) 3) skill (has the ability to do the job or learn the job) 4) motivation and drive to continue to learn and improve.

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Lara’s Answer

Hi Michael!

Not specific to welding, but what I can tell you is that many employers look for the qualities below:

- Communication skills
- Discipline
- Self-reliance
- Teamwork
- Dependability
- Honesty and integrity
- Problem-solving skills
- Eagerness to learn

Here's an article I found that can help you find answers to your question: https://www.thefabricator.com/thewelder/article/arcwelding/what-employers-expect-from-welders as I do not have any experience in the field of welding.

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Tom’s Answer

The more types of welding you can do the better. You have to be dependable.

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