<p>I was conversing with a fellow student earlier today about majors; he was a communications major, commenting on how nice it must be to be an engineering major and all; despite all that, I assured him that there are plenty of engineering companies looking for non-engineering potential employees, like financial analysts, PR, marketing, so on and so forth.</p>
<p>It made me think on the flip side: what are the kinds of companies that i should be investigating for possible internship/employment which are not exactly known as an "engineering brand"? Granted, all companies have some element of engineering in them, but I'm talking about companies like, makeup companies, toy companies, law/financial companies, food-resource distributors/producers, niche (but cutting edge) companies, random corporations. Thanks!</p>