>> So, that was me.
I had little to no experience when I first came out and I would recommend -
your network is critically important.
Interfacing with as many professionals as you can, even your fellow classmates
because you never know down the road when you're going to meet and network with them again.
They could be interviewing you, you could be interviewing them in a position.
Most of my positions and most of my growth has been attributed
to my relationships and the people that I know.
So, when you don't have the experience focus on your relationships with folks.
It's critical to any position and I think it translates to any industry.
I would say don't play into your experience, whether it be in internships or in positions
in - you know, before you were in college or while you're in college too much.
There's nothing wrong with admitting or a little self-deprecation
that you don't have the background.
What you want to demonstrate is that you have the energy, that you're a self-starter,
that you can be trusted and that you have the interpersonal skills to thrive in a position.