-: So my major was actually business and information systems
for my undergrad.
And my Master's was as well,
but it was concentrated in data analytics
and business decision analysis.
It's really a strong degree
because you get best of both worlds.
You get the business acumen
and you understand the financials,
and then you get the technology side.
You understand how systems work,
how systems integrate,
it's all about becoming a systems thinker.
So if you're able to combine both,
you are well in demand.
So that's definitely one thing that I recommend,
is to have a combination of both.
It doesn't have to be business,
you can be a marketing major,
you can be an english major,
but somehow just try and grasp technology concepts
and how it's gonna evolve our world today
and you'll be golden.
Personally, what would look good on a resume for me,
is to be able to see someone
who takes initiative on a implementation project.
If you're able to scale a type of project or enhancement,
that is really a strong key that consultants look for.
The way I actually got my jobs
was through LinkedIn.
So I'm a big advocate of LinkedIn
because it's these relationships that you developed.
When you have people who believe in you and help you grow,
they help you continue to expand your network.
So I was very fortunate enough
to be able to reach out from these recruiters
to interview with AT&T,
from Ernst & Young
and Boston Consulting Group.
So really continue to develop your network on LinkedIn,
have strong achievements or experiences that you have
and you'll be more in demand.