Younger Chinese are spurning factory jobs that power the economy

[Igel]

5. Yeah.

But production varies. When young, the "production line" was short and short-lived, by job in a small company that had 10 employees. We'd make the things and could chat at the same time. Not big-company automated assembly line.

Parents worked in a steel mill. While exciting moments were a bad thing, there was a variety of things to do. From taking samples and analyzing them, filing reports, preparing reagents or testing equipment it wasn't the same old/same old every minute or two (or less).

The automated assembly line is horrible. If you let your mind wander off then you may find body parts wandering off.