>> Very important.
It's one of the first things we look
at when we're screening resumes of who we want to interview.
And it's often not enough just to be a member of every activity.
You know, if you've got 10 different things you're involved in
but you're just a member of each of those.
It's more important to be in a leadership role and then a member of a few things.
We really want to see that you've gone that extra step to run the organization,
to influence where the organization's going to go in the future.
And to have that experience of taking on a leadership role.
Whether it's organizing an event or formally running a committee,
being a president, vice president, or a treasurer.
But those are really good experiences to have when you're in school and then
as you move into the business world.
Because you're expected to be an informal leader from day one, not just a participant.