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General Category => General Discussion => Topic started by: theking on March 28, 2022, 08:12:04 PM
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Officials expected to announce Vietnamese automaker coming to NC, bringing 13,000 jobs
legislative source close to the state's negotiations process said a Vietnamese auto manufacturer will invest at least $5 billion to build a plant at Moncure's Triangle Innovation Point, a 2,150-acre “megasite” just north of Sanford. The new facility will employ as many as 13,000 people, the source said.
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That's a long drive for me. I'm about 2hrs away. I would have to move. Also, most days I goof off at work. So yeah, that job wouldn't fit my work ethics ;D
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Perhaps Vinfast should throw some incentives into the employment deal like getting a few of these Viet girls to come over and give their American workers a massage with happy ending after each shift?? ??? ;D:
(https://vir.com.vn/stores/news_dataimages/hung/112018/15/13/vietnam-motor-show-2018-features-auto-brands-hot-girls_14.jpg)
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Here's more information ???:
RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) — A Vietnamese automaker has announced plans to build a plant in North Carolina to manufacture electric vehicles, promising to bring 7,500 jobs. VinFast will build its first North American plant in Chatham County southwest of Raleigh, with production expected to start in 2024.
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As the saying goes, don't poop where you eat :2funny: On another note, a former PHer used to come to Raleigh on business and I would go see her and hangout.
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That's a long drive for me. I'm about 2hrs away. I would have to move. Also, most days I goof off at work. So yeah, that job wouldn't fit my work ethics ;D
2 hours isn't nothing. If the compensation is worth the commute then do it. We northern californium are 2 hours average on the daily to work. IT then becomes a part of you and that 2 hours is really 1 hour in my mind. The more experiences you have with driving long distance, the shorter the route seems to be.
Only vice I have with these oversea start up in America is to look at them higher ups. If you see all Vietnamese management and executives, I would think twice about a career there as there is less hope for you to climb that corporate ladder. Maybe they'll change with due time as American cultures can rub on folks with given time.