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Machine operators make great money, have steady jobs, and perform vital tasks in the business world. If you can land one of these jobs your skills will be in demand. If you’re searching for a new machine operator position, you may feel a little nervous about the questions your interviewer will ask. That’s why we’ve assembled some tips to help you prepare for machine operator-specific interview questions. Read this blog to ace your next interview.

Sure, we’re in the Zoom era, where employers go screen to screen as part of the interview process. But most interviews, no matter the field you’re in, start with a phone call. Phone interviews may seem a lost art, but to move forward in any job interview process, you should know how to conduct yourself. This blog will help you nail your next phone interview with some practical tips to keep you moving forward in your job hunt.

If you have hard skills in the manufacturing industry, you are in-demand. There is a manufacturing skills gap expected to leave 2.1 million unfilled jobs by 2030 . This could cost the American economy up to $1 trillion. The problem is that many high school and college graduates lack the skills necessary for a manufacturing environment and the apprenticeships that take these trades to a younger workforce are now gone. Do you have what it takes to work in these high skill, stable, well-paid roles? Here are the hard and soft skills manufacturing employers are looking for today.

It’s can be disconcerting when a temp job comes to a close. The pressure to find something new can be worrisome. But if you plan ahead it will help make the experience easier and improve your chances of landing the next position. We have some tips that will help.

COVID changed how we work and how we train others to do their work. Jobs of all types are now work-from-home and even some industrial positions can have a remote component. It’s predicted right now that up to 30% of the workforce will be remote at least a few days a week this year. That means training for these positions is critically important. Here’s how to improve your training processes to ensure productivity no matter where the worker is.

Training is Key

Employee training ensures your organization will continue to function effectively, even when many of your workers are transitioning to remote work. But training is also important because the...

If you’re ready for a good, stable job, there are entry-level manufacturing positions with your name on them. Whether you have a college degree or not, these positions are available and they pay well even at the entry-level. What are the types of positions available and what are the starting salaries?

The average wage for an entry-level manufacturing worker today is around $16 per hour . Some locations are paying signing bonuses.

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The job of quality control is increasingly important. The quality of your products and services matters greatly to customers and if you fail to deliver what you promise, the bad news will spread on social media. A quality control rep takes care of your reputation and protects the business. If you are interviewing in this field, know that employers have a lot riding on your shoulders. It’s a good idea to be prepared for a host of quality control questions during the interview process. How should you prepare? What are the most common questions you will probably be asked during the interview?

Quality Control Interview Q&A Experience Q: Tell me how your skills align with the job?...