Pros
YOu stay active and gain hands-on experiene.
Cons
The work is already physically demanding, which is expected, but what makes it worse is how often things don’t run smoothly around it, because you’re trying to stay on task and then something doesn’t line up—unclear instructions, missing details, changes that aren’t communicated properly—and you have to stop, adjust, and figure it out on the spot, and at first you think it’s just part of the environment, but then it keeps happening, same type of issues just slightly different each time, and you start thinking… why hasn’t this been fixed yet, why is this still a problem, and it gets exhausting dealing with things that feel avoidable, especially when you’re already putting in the physical effort, so by the end it’s not even the workload that stands out, it’s the constant disruption that makes everything harder than it needs to be.