Structure
The modern automotive industry is massive, complex, and in a continual state of flux. The successful manufacturing of an automobile today—from drawing board to salesroom floor—depends equally upon the expertise of many different professions. There are numerous employment opportunities for those who really want to work in the automotive industry, whether it is in a business, technical, scientific, creative, financial, sales, mechanical, or assembly position.
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