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What's a profession thay everyone needs?
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this post was submitted on 06 Jan 2024
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Plumber or electrician.
Mechanic, mortician, nurse, doctor.
Especially in remote areas: doctor.
Electrical involves less working in messy situations but you'll also be cold more often.
I do think electrician offers more ways to specialize (network cabling, alarm tech, etc). Plumbing may also but I'm not as familiar.
HVAC tech as well. Good ones make a good deal more than people think and it’s really not that hard if you like working with your hands. The troubleshooting concepts aren’t that difficult.