>> Be willing to work hard, be willing to put in the time.
My first job in sports I was literally sweeping the floors and doing laundry.
I did that because it was just a way to literally get my foot
in the door, just to learn more and network.
And then also to prove how hard you're willing to work and learn and grow.
So certainly just be willing to roll up your sleeves.
It's a very competitive job market out there.
And I think what can set some people apart sometimes is really the willingness
to work long hours, if that's required, do literally the dirty work
and use some elbow grease if it's needed and realize that you may not step into that position
that you want right away or even that second or third position that you take
within the organization might not be where you ultimately want to be but if it's a means to get
to you know what your goal is or where you'd like to be within the organization,
consider each step kind of a learning opportunity and an opportunity for growth.