have you ever had a job before you became an engineer

Question: have you ever had a job before you became an engineer
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Asked by Tom to Fe, Joe, Lauren, Olivia, Pete on 11 Mar 2015.
- Lauren Dransfield answered on 11 Mar 2015:
  
  Personally, I haven’t. I went straight from school to uni to my current job.
- Felicity Harer answered on 11 Mar 2015:
  
  Just the standard job in a clothes shop before university and then a fairly random selection of part time jobs during my degree.
- Olivia Stodieck answered on 11 Mar 2015:
  
  Not really, but I did a few internships at Uni. For the first one, I worked as a aircraft technician, helping out with aircraft maintenance at an airport in France (would not really call it engineering, because you basically just follow instructions from manuals!). It was a good experience, because it made me realise why good engineering/design is important – some aircraft were really hard/expensive to maintain and repair and that was a sign of bad engineering …
- Peter Roskilly answered on 12 Mar 2015:
  
  Various. In chronological order:
  Paperboy
  Corner shop clerk
  Part time factory worker (making bottle caps and cardboard boxes)
  Various roles in the administration department at large bank
  A Fryer/Supervisor at my local chip shop part time while at Uni
  Graduate Civil Engineer at WSP UK. (current)
- Joseph Chilcott answered on 20 Mar 2015:
  
  Yes, I worked in John Lewis as a sales assistant from when I was 16, but during my final year at Uni, I decided not to work and concentrate full time on my studies.

Question: have you ever had a job before you became an engineer

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