>> Be open, that's one of those biggest things that I,
again I said, that has led me to where I am.
And I started working for electric architecture engineering company but from the electrical side
because I was open to suggestions and that kind of put me there.
I was open to suggestions from my adviser at Penn State who led me to Brazil.
And peers, you're not the only one that is going
to a specific university and doing the specific majors.
There's hundreds of people with you.
And with my-- in my major there are close friends who are about 20, a big group
and everybody is struggling with, you know, with the major you're in.
Electrical engineering is a difficult major, but you're in it together.
You're doing homeworks together.
You're studying for exams together.
And you graduate together, you know, holding your head high saying that I did this.
And everything comes together at that time.
And taking advice of the career services that's available at the university,
especially at Penn State we have-- we are known
for having the best career services available to students.
And I not-- I just didn't use it, I abused it, I used it so much.
I went there everything single day.