>> You know what?
My final advice would be very simple actually.
Never stop learning.
No, never stop learning.
You learn something at every job you're in.
You know? And that may not be a specific discipline that you're going
to carry into the rest of your career.
That may be you learn something about yourself.
You learn how you function in a particular environment or business setting.
You could learn something in terms of your interpersonal communication skills.
You could learn how to interact with this type of person or that type of person.
You could learn a particular aspect of yourself,
or the business that you take into your next role.
Every job you have, or every level
at a particular job you're at, there's something to be learned.
And if you don't take something away from every job you have,
you're really doing yourself a disservice as you progress through your career.
And quite honestly I think that starts in college.
In your classes and your interactions with professors.
And your interactions with peers.
And in the job interview process, take something away from everything you have.
If you don't, you're robbing yourself of very valuable experiences I think.