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Meet three women who are breaking manufacturing stereotypes

Charlotte Caldwell, 33, is a production supervisor at King's Hawaiian in Flowery Branch. “We have to understand that gender stereotypes can cloud what we think and how we react to people, but that’s not how it should be,” Caldwell said. “It’s whoever is best for the job, it’s your personal passions, your interests, your skills — that’s what should be the driving factor.” - photo by Austin Steele

06292019 WOMEN 001.jpg — Charlotte Caldwell, 33, is a production supervisor at King's Hawaiian in Flowery Branch. “We have to understand that gender stereotypes can cloud what we think and how we react to people, but that’s not how it should be,” Caldwell said. “It’s whoever is best for the job, it’s your personal passions, your interests, your skills — that’s what should be the driving factor.” - photo by Austin Steele

On a typical work day Charlotte Caldwell embraces the hum of machinery, warmth of massive ovens and the smell of fresh rolls at King’s Hawaiian in Oakwood.