>> You need to be prepared to multitask.
And I'm not sure if they teach that in school.
But you need to be prepared for handling multiple tasks at one time.
So if there's, if anybody knows a way of doing that, I would recommend that.
But I would try to, to get a hold of somebody that will sort of put you under their wing.
Get a, find a mentor.
This gentleman that I mentioned earlier, I, I wouldn't be where I am today if it wasn't
for this one particular instructor that, that saw something in me,
and, and I respected him as well.
And he, he helped me along.
So I would say find a mentor.
See if you can find a position, even if you have to work for free, where you can practice
at some level the career that you're, you're going for.
So if you want to be a project manager --
-- functioning sort of as an architect, go to an architectural firm and see, hey,
do you have any positions or would you be willing to just let me come in every Friday and,
and tag along with you or work on a project.
You know, no charge.