This Working Life with Emma Crimmins: 'I would love to see more girls go into plumbing and construction'
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This Working Life with Emma Crimmins: 'I would love to see more girls go into plumbing and construction'
"Last week, I got a call from the first pastry chef I had worked with to say his toilet had broken. Over 10 years ago, we worked in The Marker Dublin together. Never in a million years would I have imagined that, when I was 32, I would be helping him with a plumbing job."
A plumbing apprentice reflects on an unexpected career shift from professional cooking to the trades. Over a decade ago, the apprentice worked as a pastry chef at The Marker Dublin alongside colleagues. Now at 32, the apprentice has pursued plumbing and recently received a call from a former pastry chef colleague requesting help with a broken toilet. This encounter highlights the dramatic career pivot from fine dining to skilled trades work, demonstrating how professional paths can diverge significantly over time.
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