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I am considering moving to North Carolina after college and enjoy the automotive industry and am curious are there any good Automotive companies in North Carolina most jobs I see in North carolina are VERY MATH oriented and I am not good with math I hate math now if I'm wrong let me know please I'd perfer a white colar job but I'm not really sure give me some ideas please
I'm not aware of any automotive *manufacturing* going on in NC. Are you talking about working for a dealer, in maintenance somewhere, parts manufacturing, you want to join a NASCAR pit crew, or what exactly?
Not being good with math is going to hurt you whereever you go in a technical field. Man up and learn it or spend your life as a "cripple" - you won't go far in the white-collar world without the ability to both do quantitative studies (how many, what cost, how much stress, what % risk of failure, how much interest, etc.) and to write clear, cogent reports for your management.
Alabama currently ranks 4th in the country for automotive production. It has a Honda manufacturnig plant in Lincoln, a Hyundai plant in Montgomery, a Mercedes-Benz plant just outside of Vance and a Toyota plant near Huntsville. Why leave Alabama?
I don't think that there's anything "automotive" in North Carolina, unless you count the NASCAR teams based out of Charlotte.
However, there is a heavy truck manufacturing presence in North Carolina. There are four Freightliner plants in the state and Volvo Trucks North America has its headquarters in Greensboro and a plant in Salem.
Alabama currently ranks 4th in the country for automotive production. It has a Honda manufacturnig plant in Lincoln, a Hyundai plant in Montgomery, a Mercedes-Benz plant just outside of Vance and a Toyota plant near Huntsville. Why leave Alabama?
I concur!
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