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Prior to my job here at Ford, I worked in a supermarket for two years stacking the shelves. I learned a great deal there, from dealing with the public, problem-solving, and helping customers find needed items. I greatly enjoyed helping people, but most of all old aged people you could just tell needed that extra help, whether it be reaching a product on the top shelf, packing up their bags with their shopping, or running their groceries out to their vehicle. I bring these qualities with me today in my day to day job, if I can help out an engineer or a colleague, be it someone on the shop floor with me or even a technician or team leader, I will help out, or even providing a different angle on the issue sometimes helps. It's all part of the learning curve. My job is very interesting, and even doing a simple task for someone could lead me to have a greater understanding of components function on a vehicle perhaps.