-: I definitely would recommend students
get outside experience.
I think, in the classroom's really great,
but I know that to be able to have exposure
you have to be outside of the classroom.
And then, if they're able to do internships
I think those are really helpful.
And then just to talk to people.
Job shadow if you're able to
with someone who you're interested in.
That way you don't spend four years and find out
that hey, this isn't really what I wanted.
Yeah, I think, I think if you're interested
in going in the supply chain way,
I think the Supply Chain major is really helpful.
There is a minor, or at least there was
when I graduated, called Six Sigma, that was good.
I know that if I had experienced more
in like an I.T. role
that would be helpful too,
but I know if people don't like the idea
of being in Information Systems
you can still do stuff with supply chain.
I think you have to have a constant curiosity
to wanna know what it is about your job
and see outside of even your role
and how you fit into the big picture.
I think also, determination to be
someone who takes initiative
and being able to do things that may be
outside your comfort,
but working with other people to be cross-functional.