>> So I went to Penn State at the University Park Campus and graduated in 1996.
And I studied finance and international business.
I did a study abroad over in London.
And that's what really interested me in having more of an international career.
And so I was looking at where to go to work.
It was thinking about what companies are global in nature.
What companies will give me that exposure.
And so looking at these rotational programs,
I think they're the best way to get into a company.
Because you do get to see a lot of different aspects of the company.
And often they have a training associated with also working.
So it's a nice transition from college to the real world.
But you're also learning their way of doing things.
So you kind of take the textbook to the real life.
And so that 2 years of doing the rotational program really helped me launch a career
of knowing how the company worked.
How it operated.
And also getting that sense of how you quickly learn.
Because you've got 6 months to prove yourself in a job before you move to the next 1.
So you've got to learn to quickly get in, understand what they're doing,
make a contribution, make an impact, and then move on to the next thing.