>> I would say don't be picky, you know, try to be really flexible.
Yes, you might be from Penn State or native to Pennsylvania but, you know,
California might be nice to work in for a year.
You're in the hospitality industry.
There's a lot you can do with that degree.
There's cruise liners, there's stadiums, there is food and beverage,
there is a lot of different aspects.
If you know we want to do, definitely go in that direction but some of those positions, you know,
such as a sales manager, you don't just walk off with a college degree
and step into a sales manager position.
I did every operational management position for two years before I became a sales manager.
And if you don't want to do any of that, you don't ever want to make a hotel bed,
you don't ever want to pick up a table, you know, be a sales admin.
Step into the administrative role first and then express your interest in management and,
you know, take the ladder up that way, but my best piece of advice is to be flexible.
If they ask you to move within a year or, you know, you have to work a midnight shift,
do it because that's going to make you memorable and that's going to help you in the future.