>> I think what it is, is you learn while you're in college,
you know everything you need to learn for your course work.
You also learn how to learn, so you know when I started out I started in an analyst program,
and I rotated through different businesses,
which gave me an opportunity to learn the business.
And then you know.
I didn't know exactly what I wanted to do when I was in college,
and if you had told me this is what I would be doing I would probably have been like really,
because it doesn't sound like it's in line with what I want to do.
But in each I took subsequent to that analyst program, I didn't know what the job was.
I learned on the job, but it was having those skills, those transferable skills,
so in my case you know, analytical skills.
You know being a hard worker and also intrapersonal skill
and knowing you know, to ask the questions.
Not being able to ask the questions, finding the right resources, and just jumping in and diving
in and having that kind of a go get it attitude, so to speak.