>> Your basic foundation courses is your accounting.
Your finance courses are adequate enough.
If you're looking into a kind of a project management role or a building management role,
we have a good construction management program here.
If you're looking to get into commercial real estate, we also have a real estate -
well a master's of real estate which is also a great program.
So you should always keep your eyes on those programs and kind of look at the curriculum
to kind of tailor what you want to do in your career to your program.
You have to be social.
Not afraid of confrontation.
Have to be a person who doesn't, as you would say, wear your emotions on your sleeves
because at some times in this job you do kind of a take a, what you would say,
a verbal beating because we have instances
where individuals are - they're upset at the government.
They're not upset at you, but you take the brunt of that
because you're a representative of the government.
So you have to realize not to take things personally.
You also have to be transparent because, like I said, you're a protector.
You have to take an oath to protect the government at all costs.
So with that there's honesty, there's integrity.
And then you have to be customer-service oriented.
You have to know that what you do is part of a bigger picture.
There's a greater good.
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