The article "Some Lessons From The Assembly Line" by Andrew Braaksama gives a very interesting point a few from a junior studying at the University of Michigan. Braaksama points out that he works in a factory all summer as a blue collar worker, which solidifies his desire to finish his higher education and complete a degree. However, few of the main points are how little he has earned working so vigorously, how unstable the factory job market tends to be, and the wear and tear it could have on his body. Consequently, Braaksma starts off in a whine about the hours and the pay for his summer experience, then becomes remorseful, and thankful towards the conclusion of the end of his article.
The first interpretation of reading Braaksama's article was that he was intending to share his gratefulness of always having the plan to attend college and retrieve a higher education. However, my thoughts on his goal have shifted slightly. After re-reading it for a 4th or 5th time, the claim of Braaksama’s article is to relish in his path of higher education because stigmata of blue collar working jobs. However, blatant express of distaste for an early start time, long hours, along with a physical effect on the body due to the job …show more content…
However, the thoughts on his goal have shifted slightly. After re-reading it for a 4th or 5th time, my view of Braaksama’s goal is to relish in his path of higher education because he is turned off by notion of blue collar working jobs. He expresses distaste of an early start and the long hours, along with physical effect on the body due to the job. Furthermore, his lack of understanding the work force environment from white/blue collar shows that he is underestimating the cause and effect of working in either
The first interpretation of reading Braaksama's article was that he was intending to share his gratefulness of always having the plan to attend college and retrieve a higher education. However, my thoughts on his goal have shifted slightly. After re-reading it for a 4th or 5th time, the claim of Braaksama’s article is to relish in his path of higher education because stigmata of blue collar working jobs. However, blatant express of distaste for an early start time, long hours, along with a physical effect on the body due to the job …show more content…
However, the thoughts on his goal have shifted slightly. After re-reading it for a 4th or 5th time, my view of Braaksama’s goal is to relish in his path of higher education because he is turned off by notion of blue collar working jobs. He expresses distaste of an early start and the long hours, along with physical effect on the body due to the job. Furthermore, his lack of understanding the work force environment from white/blue collar shows that he is underestimating the cause and effect of working in either