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From a Train Driver's Dream to a Factory Manager's Goal: Entering the Linen Industry at Mother's Invitation
I actually wanted to become a train driver. When I couldn't find a suitable job, I was invited by my part-time working mother to join a linen supply factory. Here's the story of how I reached a clear goal of wanting to manage factory operations from an accidental entry point.
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