>> Final piece of advice would be, no matter where you are, especially,
if you're starting a first job or if you're interning would be to do everything that you can
to gain the respect of those that you work with.
So, I would include in that work hard, and not just work hard but work smart, be effective,
take advice from people that have made it and not just ask advice but take the advice.
I heard someone one time say if you get in 5 minutes earlier than everybody else and spend
that time learning something complex that you become an expert in a matter of months.
So, anything that you can do to earn the respect,
you don't get it to start out with, you have to earn it.
And I would say you just it takes time and just do the things that other people don't want to do
and don't look for the credit for it and do everything that you can to contribute
and believe it or not that really does work and people eventually recognize it.
I didn't realize that they were recognizing it when I was doing it,
I thought I was just working hard and doing what I was supposed to do, but then you realize, oh,
gosh people notice that that was happening.
So, I would say, you know, and that's where ever someone is, no matter whether its school,
if it's in a class, if it's an organization.
I would just say, you know, do the work, stay under the radar, and when its time ask
if there's something for someone if you're looking to achieve something
or get to a certain spot, it's not work hard work hard and hope somebody notices,
but its work hard and present, gee, this is an opportunity I'd really like to have
and here's why, and have good reasons.
But, earning the respect of those around you is a really,
really good steppingstone no matter what you choose to go into.