>> You got to be aggressive.
So, translate all of that kind of pride and energy right into you being aggressive,
and that's saying when you're looking for a job start early.
Start your sophomore year.
Have an understanding of where you want to do, and don't feel that because you started
down one track that you can't try something else or you can't right ship.
One of the things in consulting is we white board everything.
So, you know, buy a white board or a dry erase board that you probably have on the front
of your dorm, and kind of write down, you know, the thoughts and ideas of where you want to work
or companies you might want to work for.
And then, also write down, you know, what are some of the, the concepts that they're doing.
You know, is it banking?
Is it finance?
But then, within banking and finance, is it merger and acquisitions?
Is it, you know, community outreach?
There's so many different kinds of avenues within kind of each occupation.
And then, once you do that, have a strategic approach to it.
So, talk to people starting out.
Take advantage of your summers.
Yes, you want to travel.
Yes, you want to have fun.
Yes, there's alternative Spring Break.
But, at the same time, you also want to take that opportunity to maybe visit the offices
and the locations of where you might want to work.