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Lexis Czumak-Abreu wanted to become a surgeon. She went to pre-med school and started working in a hospital. Czumak-Abreu, who had done an apprenticeship with an electrician company before college, kept up electrician jobs on the side when she needed money for her family. When she graduated from pre-med, she decided to give up her career in medicine and become an electrician instead. Czumak-Abreu told Business Insider she prefers it to a traditional office job. "I work somewhere different every day. I experience different things and see different people every day," she said. "When a job is finished, I feel a sense of accomplishment and closure." Though she's been in dangerous situations and experienced sexism on the job, she told BI she doesn't regret choosing the career. https://lnkd.in/eNuwGDqU

I went to pre-med school, wanting to be a surgeon. I became an electrician instead and have no regrets.

I went to pre-med school, wanting to be a surgeon. I became an electrician instead and have no regrets.

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Thomas Adil

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"Associates in pre-med." So that's, what, 2 years post high school? Glad she's happy, but this is hardly an indictment on a proper course for medicine.

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