-: When I think about future workforce jobs,
science, technology, engineering and math.
STEM, STEM, STEM.
Some will say STEAM, science, technology, education,
art (chuckling) and math.
Absolutely they show that there's a art component.
I think that if I was more specific,
even if you don't wanna go and get a degree in this area,
take a computer science class
or classes 'cause everything is tech
and that's gonna be the future.
That's not to say that if you wanna go into philanthropy,
anthropology or law or business, absolutely.
Chase your passion.
Passion is what fuels the heart,
it fuels the soul, it helps to sustain you,
to continue to enjoy what you're doing
but when you're thinking about a Microsoft,
it could be a science department, data science.
Most companies, like Microsoft,
we have internships so absolutely.
But you can still get that experience
that is not what I would say a Microsoft.
I mean, many places, they're tech companies.
So the internship, you may not even realize it,
you're doing data science.
Data science at Starbucks is the same in some ways,
it could be data science at Microsoft.
AI is AI.
Artificial intelligence and so I think
there's many opportunities
and then if you took at in my space, yeah,
it gets a little bit more challenging.
But try to get some work
if it's working for a city council person
or if it's working for a state legislator,
or it's working for a state government
or come to Capitol Hill or work in the Executive Branch
is a great opportunity to learn what I call politics 101
to how a bill becomes a law.