>> Work hard.
Know-- it's difficult to know what you want to do.
It's important to find out what you don't want to do.
I mean, don't get discouraged if, you know, you try something out that you thought you would
like and you don't like it and you just work hard and use the resources that available to you
at wherever you're going to school.
Try to find something that you're interested in and proceed
with it and work hard and understand.
Learn the industry.
Learn how people in the industry operate.
Learn the different lingos and that type of stuff.
Just be aware of what's going on.
Just-- it's never good to walk into an interview and the interviewer feels
like you don't know what the job is or what it entails, right.
Doing your do diligence and finding out as much as you can about a specific job
that you could potentially be interested
in before you get the interview, I think is most important.
And that's just hard work, whether it be in classroom or extra curricular.
Don't forget to have some fun in between.