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I skipped grad school and became a mechanic instead. I ended up getting a dream job at Tesla.

A woman decided to become a mechanic after going to art school. She worked at Tesla fixing cars for clients.

By: Business Insider

Jun 29 2024
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I skipped grad school and became a mechanic instead. I ended up getting a dream job at Tesla. — I skipped grad school and beca

Diana Welsch worked as a mobile technician for Tesla in Los Angeles, which she called a 'dream job.'Courtesy of Diana Welsch

Diana Welsch went to art school before deciding to train as a car… [+5676 chars]
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