>> There's a couple of things, one when I was at Penn State,
and even at grad school, I never used Career Services.
And when I finished law school I said, you know,
why don't I maybe see what they have to offer here?
And I got my job through them and I mean
since I've been there I've been promoted numerous times.
It's a great job.
I love it and I'm thinking why did I not, and it's just a simple step.
So you know use Career Services.
I'm sure they're great at every school.
Really, why not?
The other thing, so in my field I wanted to work in a company and not in a law firm and a lot
of people say that, even the ones that work at law firms, it's hard to get these
in house jobs, especially starting out.
So it turns out I stumbled on it.
But what you can do is just work for a small company.
And small companies don't have big legal departments.
You can go up through the ranks really fast and they don't want to pay someone
with 25 year's experience and that kind of salary.
So they'll pay you a good salary with a few, you know,
little to know experience so I found that that's the key.
And then the last thing, which everyone I think will say, is if you know someone in that field,
you know, so many people, even if it's not in my field, I hear oh, someone is looking for a job.
Well my cousin knows that, you know let me.
So everyone wants to help you.
You know people don't realize that the only friend,
you know I think it makes people feel like good to just you know help.
>> Yeah.