I'm doing my capstone project and the one I was going to interview left the state so I'm asking reddit as my last source please help me 🙏
How did you get started in the device‑repair field, and what motivated you to choose this career?
What types of devices do you repair most often, and why do those devices tend to fail?
What training, certifications, or skills are most important for someone entering this profession?
Have you noticed devices becoming easier or harder to repair over the years? What changes stand out the most?
What design choices from manufacturers make repairs more difficult (glue, soldered parts, proprietary screws, etc.)?
How do manufacturer restrictions—like limited access to parts or repair manuals—affect your ability to do your job?
What is your opinion on the Right‑to‑Repair movement and how it impacts technicians and consumers?
What are the most common repairs you perform, and what usually causes those issues?
What is the most challenging repair you regularly deal with, and why is it difficult?
Are there specific brands or models that are noticeably easier or harder to repair?
How does repairability affect e‑waste and the environment from your perspective?
What advice would you give to someone who wants to start a career in device repair?