Is there any living space for traditional woodworking skills?

There is still a lot of market demand for carpentry and water and electricity painting bricklayers, and it is impossible to eliminate them. Because these jobs are all technical jobs, there is no way to completely replace them with machines in the short term, so there is still a lot of room for development. The market needs a lot of talents, including this kind of technical work.

When the construction site is renovated, these carpentry, water and electricity, painting and bricklaying are inevitable and cannot be really eliminated. Now there may be all kinds of machines. Take carpentry as an example. Now there are all kinds of cutting machines. You don't have to use a saw to cut wood bit by bit as before. Now the work efficiency has improved a lot. But judging from the design of the frame and the handling of some details, these things still need experienced carpenters to handle. This machine is just an auxiliary machine.

At present, there is a great demand for these basic jobs in the market, but there are fewer and fewer people with real talents and practical knowledge, because more and more people are developing in the direction of white-collar workers, trying to work in offices instead of doing these technical jobs, because although these jobs are skilled workers, they still have to withstand the wind and rain, and if they are done by small engineering teams, there may be no corresponding social security, and the learning period is long, because these things want to be truly integrated.

These kinds of jobs are still needed in the market. People who really have the talent and knowledge in this field are still popular in the market, especially carpentry. Because carpentry is a traditional craft now, fewer and fewer people can really make furniture and carve flowers by hand, and they are all simple and can do some work such as marking. This is not a real carpenter.