-: Any of your...
obviously sociology worked well for me,
urban planning is a big one
that you will run into within the transit field.
Marketing, that's part of my job,
and you have to be able to market your system
and know your branding.
There's really a wide array of people
that can come into transportation.
People with knowledge of the difference
in socioeconomic status and the impact
that that has on who has access to what,
really matters within transit.
Accounting, marketing, it's really what your interest is
and then you can bring that in and utilize it.
Anything that you...
I think the main thing college
teaches us is critical thinking
because there's not gonna be any one scenario
that's going to be laid out in front of you
and it's like "Oh I read that in a textbook,
"and this is the answer to it."
It's going to be the ability to look at all
of the mitigating factors and then make
the best decision for that location and that time.
The initiative, don't be too timid, be willing to try.
I think I've been more frustrated in my career
with people that just didn't do anything rather
than those that tried and maybe it wasn't
the best way to handle it, but they tried.
So, you know, have some faith in the education
that you've been provided.
No, you may not have the real world experience,
but have faith in what you have learned and, you know...
use it.