Plus, due to age, the learning speed for new technologies isn't fast enough, leaving many old workers feeling uneasy with them.
Although they can still rely on years of experience and accumulation to handle their jobs, the growing number of new technologies is making many old workers feel overwhelmed.
After all, the application of new technologies often means the elimination of old ones.
Spending a lifetime learning and using a set of skills and now facing their obsolescence, is a substantial blow to many old workers.
Only a few can adapt to this change, leading to more young people in the shipyard becoming the new technical backbone, while old workers, though not necessarily eliminated, clearly occupy a decreasing proportion.
Wislo is one of the old workers who can relatively learn new technologies, since he's not actually that old and can still manage to learn some new stuff.
But he does feel overwhelmed, as he learns not so quickly.
This reality makes him somewhat anxious.
