-: If you did business or economics
that would make the most sense,
but I would really say, you know, we have, at the bank,
we have a vast array of, I guess graduates.
I know somebody who's doing very well
that was a psychology major,
and they're able to utilize that in their sales conversation
and their management styles.
But, I would, I would tell that,
any undergraduate to get involved in the school
so Greek life is a great way you know,
pick up those leadership skills, those soft skills
you're gonna need in your future endeavors.
Okay, internships is a great way to get
real world experience.
It doesn't have to be somethin' super large,
just do something, right?
And then I would also add during your undergraduate years,
if you think you want to do this, or be an attorney,
or be workin' at the bank,
then go talk to somebody at the bank,
and get a feel for what they do at a day to day.
If the individual is willin' and capable of learning,
that is probably one of the things that separates
leaders from the pack is, I think leader know that
they have to improve every single day.
They have to build their skills
and they'll do what it takes to, to do that.
So if that means partnering up with the elite performers
and learning directly from them, they will do that.
It means spending a little bit of time outside of work
reading leadership books, and they'll do that
if it means spending a little bit of time and money
and resources on going to training.
They'll do those things, you know,
and then once they get those things done,
they will do their job and do it well,
and the opportunities will come.