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Choosing a Manufacturing Career

I worked in a soda factory right out of high school. It paid well, and I liked getting free soda. I didn't realize that my random job would actually help me choose a major once I started college later that year. I became really fascinated with the way factories and manufacturing worked. It was literally a well-oiled machine. Everybody had a job and every machine had a purpose. If one thing failed, the whole plant had to shut down. I liked working there so much that I decided to major in manufacturing. Read more on my blog about manufacturing and processing topics. Maybe you'll learn that a manufacturing career is right for you, too!

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2020

2 Colorful Stones That Brighten Artisanal Jewelry
Brilliant colors and bold statements are making the rounds in the jewelry industry. Jewelry makers can opt for any choice of materials for a specific piece, but some materials are more desirable than cheaper products like acrylic or wood. Take a look at these two colorful stones that artisanal jewelry makers think are special enough to make the cut for their craft. Opals Opals have been in use for jewelry for centuries, but don't let opals fool you into thinking they are only good for your grandmother's old-fashioned brooch or in other clunky, outdated settings.