-: So, it doesn't have be exactly business.
I majored in sport management,
and so really it can come from any background.
This role, and I tell my team this all the time,
you're gonna get out of it what you put in.
The only thing in this role you can control is your effort.
So you come in with a good attitude every day,
you know, be a great culture fit, put in the work,
you can be successful with this.
You learn the product, outgoing, being on the phone,
that's the biggest thing that I think,
no matter what your major is,
music, business, sports, education, doesn't matter.
If you come in with a positive attitude,
this is a role you can pick up
and you can be successful in,
'cause you can't pick up the phone for somebody,
you can't respond to an email for somebody,
but you can put in that effort to get it in front of them.
I think just getting comfortable,
talking to people, and whether that is an internship,
or whether that's just at school,
don't be the person that sits in the back
and doesn't say anything.
Put yourself out there, talk to people.
You're gonna sound like an idiot a lot of the time.
Like I remember when I first started,
I was in business development
right when I was out of college,
and I was making phone calls,
and I'm sure people laughed at me.
It's not gonna be perfect.
Even if you've been doing this for years,
you're going to screw up.
So I think just putting yourself out there,
ask a question that maybe everybody else thinks is easy,
but it's okay, no one's even gonna remember in 10 minutes.
So really just putting yourself out there,
putting yourself in an uncomfortable situation
is gonna help you grow.