>> My final advice to being in this field, in general is to keep your eyes open
for gateways to new possibilities.
And not to be afraid to take a path that you didn't think you might ever walk down someday.
The communications field is changing, every single minute.
Technology is changing dramatically, more in the last couple of years,
literally, than all the years before.
And I think that as those possibilities are unfolding, young people today get to be
at the forefront of making that -- all the new work happen, in new ways.
And it's a combination of old-world skills and new-world skills.
It's going to make young people really excellent in the communications field.
And that's why, when I say hiring young people that are better than we are --
they're better than I am -- I really mean that.
Because I think they will have the technological skills as digital natives to be able
to actually deliver what I don't know how to do, technologically.
And I actually have come a long way in a short timeframe myself.
But every day is a struggle, with making sure that I am on the edge of it,
and -- when they are always leading it.
And so I think that's an interesting thing.