Blue collar workers are known to be part of a middle to lower class group. Although blue collar jobs aren’t very high paying, and most of the workers haven’t had an education past high school, most of their jobs consist of critical thinking, and problem solving. In the article’s “Blue Collar Brilliance” by Mike Rose, and “First, Eat All the Lawyers” by Torie Bosch both authors state how blue-collar workers are more driven to be the best at their job, and have many more skills to be taken into the…
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