>> Well, fortunately in my line of work in portfolio management especially
on the fiduciary side there's usually a junior track that people can follow.
There's internships so that's very good.
One of the most critical things about my job is being able to make a decision.
So I find that my economics degree helped me do that.
That's one of the things that it does versus, say, a finance degree.
You still need to know the numbers.
You still need to be able to communicate fairly well.
But you have to be able to make a decision.
The decision doesn't always have to be correct, but for some people it's very difficult
to make a decision and then have a reason why you do that.