>> For their undergraduate studies, I'd recommend to the students,
you know you have to do well in your classes.
There's no getting around that.
School is making sure that, it's your proof that you're, you can learn what you need to learn,
you can learn it well, and that's what employers are looking at.
And then on top of that, they want to see that you've been doing something.
So, from personal experience, I always push the internship.
The internship is one thing that I think you definitely need to get on as early as possible.
And it's okay if it's free, it's okay if it's not quite in the field you want.
Again, it's proving that you can do the work and that you need to get a good review
and people will see that and they will be willing
to give you the chance when you graduate.
I think volunteering is kind of a big one.
Again, going that extra step above and beyond people want to see more now-a-days.
So when you can show that you're willing to do more than the minimum
and volunteering is already kind of a big one, that helps.
And definitely people skills.
However you can sharpen your people skills, it's not just,
it's not some independent study course, your career.
You will have to work with everybody.
And the better you can work with people, the better your job is going to be,
the happier you're going to be, and people are going to take notice of that.
So. Soft skills for sure.