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If you weren't an engineer, what would you be? 12

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BrunoPuntzJones

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I've been thinking about this recently. Not because I am unhappy with engineering, but because so many other things also sound so interesting to me.

I'd like to hear from the rest of you. If you had to pick another career, what would you choose?
 
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I guess the most honest answer I could give is:

Supervisor at Right Aid.

That's what I had to do for nearly a year before my current position came along.

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