I was a laid-off software engineer who pivoted into blue-collar work because of AI. One year in, I couldn't be happier.

Fonte: Business Insider

Tabby Toney was laid off from her tech role and started her welding job immediately after completing her certification. Courtesy of Tabby ToneyTabby Toney transitioned from software engineering to welding after a tech layoff last May. Toney completed a fast-track welding program and quickly secured a welding job in Oklahoma.

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