>> Well, certainly look for those internships along the way.
Before you graduate, look for those internships.
Work hard at them.
You know, you have to be like a sponge.
You have to absorb everything you can.
But along the way it's important you build those relationships.
The relationships for your career are really what helps propel you to that next opportunity.
So while you may be working side-by-side with a student or another intern,
you never know further on in your career how that relationship can come back
to the mutual benefit of both of the individuals.
So I think focus on those relationships and keeping those healthy and positive.
Learning how to work as part of a team is also really important in developing a career
in engineering and helping deliver projects.