Elevator mechanics can make over $150,000, and this CEO says they can't hire them fast enough

Otis CEO Judy Marks said the company can't hire elevator mechanics fast enough. Bloomberg/Getty Images Otis CEO Judy Marks says there's growing demand for skilled elevator mechanics around the world. Otis offers an apprenticeship program starting at age 18 and tuition perks for workers. Elevator mechanics can earn wages up to $158,890, the Bureau of Labor Statistics reported. In an era of rampant layoffs, it can feel like no job is safe. Except, perhaps, elevator mechanics. Judy Marks is th...