>> I think in any job whenever someone goes for an interview, I've interviewed myself
at my other organizations that I've worked with.
What people look for is you are going to spend more time with the person
that you are interviewing then your actual family -- your family.
Because you'll be at the job 8 to 10 hours every day.
So they want somebody who's smart, who can learn quickly,
and also who the other person will feel comfortable with teamwork.
If you're an individual player that's not going to take you very far.
So outside of the classroom mingling with students, taking up joining an organization.
I was a president for CSULB Cricket Club.
It died after we left, I graduated.
But that was something that has taught me different things to get.
How to get funding from ASI.
How do I prove, how do I justify those sort of challenges I face, which help me in leadership.
At the same time playing a team sport helped me to get my skills in team building.
And also how effectively I can you know promote myself,
and at the same time motivate others to do some teamwork.