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Braylon
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Rock Hill, South Carolina
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how to become most successful with welding?
what do you recommend for a new welder? like I know it isn't easy but is it that hard? what kind of welding is the easiest and which one is the hardest one?
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William Nwaogu
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Hay Braylon!
Learn from those who know or reliable resources and master whatever you do. Avoid mediocrity or partial knowledge of your discipline.
Enroll in technical or apprenticeship education, experience the right environment in the industry, get tested and certified, package your self well as a professional in your field should be. Get mentorship as may be required.
Learn from those who know or reliable resources and master whatever you do. Avoid mediocrity or partial knowledge of your discipline.
Enroll in technical or apprenticeship education, experience the right environment in the industry, get tested and certified, package your self well as a professional in your field should be. Get mentorship as may be required.
Katlynn Batcher
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Braylon,
I would look for a local community college and take a welding class if you have the means to do this. I would also recommend finding local welders and asking to job shadow or sit down with them to ask your questions. Physically going to a welding shop and seeing the process firsthand is going to give you the best answers.
Reaching out to strangers can be nerve-racking, but the results are worth it!
I would look for a local community college and take a welding class if you have the means to do this. I would also recommend finding local welders and asking to job shadow or sit down with them to ask your questions. Physically going to a welding shop and seeing the process firsthand is going to give you the best answers.
Reaching out to strangers can be nerve-racking, but the results are worth it!