>> Number one, a degree.
It is very helpful to have a degree.
If you want to do HR or budget or contracting, there are degrees specific to that.
I have -- I have a very broad business degree and so -- and it's in management.
And that's what I enjoy doing.
So, if you want to do what I do specifically,
management is probably the career path you want to go.
But you also want to have some technical expertise in federal budgeting.
Personnel, and contracting and -- and that -- and that sort of thing.
And so I think business management allows you to be flexible.
To be able to do all those -- all those different and specific sort of functions.
And so that -- that's what I would recommend from an education standpoint.
From an experience standpoint, I -- I would -- I would encourage anybody if you want to go
to the Smithsonian there's an office of fellowships and interns at the Smithsonian
and they're always offering positions for those who care to be a part of the museum community.