-: So, if you're a student,
and you're thinking about starting a company
or becoming an entrepreneur, I think,
depending on the industry you're in.
Obviously if it's a specialized, niche industry,
it'd be great to have a background.
It gives you a huge advantage to have a background,
in that area.
I think entrepreneurship is not for everybody.
The saying goes, you don't work 40 hours a week,
so you can work 80.
So it's a lotta work, it's a lotta hard work.
It requires a level of tolerance with risk,
and perhaps pain.
But it can be very rewarding, as well, so.
An experience on a resume, that would stand out to me,
I think it depends on the role.
That we're hiring for.
It's really cool to lean about specific projects,
and specific problems.
One of the big factors of success, to me, is,
a combination of being really scrappy.
Having a lotta grit, combined with creativity.
And if you can demonstrate and show on a resume
that both of those things are qualities that you have,
that's really interesting as an employer.
Two people get in a room, or a couple people get in a room,
you know if it's working or if it's not,
if your mind works the same way,
if you're cut for the same cloth.
And so again, I think it depends on,
the role that you're looking for.
And it's not to say that,
you don't wanna have too many
of the same personality types, right.
But even with someone that's hyper-focused on numbers,
versus someone that's very creative.
They're still the right type of folks
that can all work well together,
and so, determining that and figuring that out,
I think, is what is critical, for both sides.