>> What I like the most about working there at Aerospace is just the variety of tasks
and problems that you get exposed to.
One day you could be working for some, something on say a NASA project, the next day,
you could be working on a problem for the DOD.
It's definitely, for somebody that likes a lot of variety, in the type of work they do,
it's definitely a good environment for that.
And you get the option to also really broaden your experience and your education there.
There are loads of technical experts there at the corporation and there are always lunch
and learn types of events, there are classes that are actually put on by the corporation
to invest in the technical workforce, make sure that their skills stay current,
and also just to kind of germinate ideas that expertise in one area might have,
one department, and kind of spread that throughout the corporation and apply all
of these lessons learned and all these new cutting edge, breaking ideas.
Some of the challenges, I'd have to say, it really comes down to being able
to balance the changing workload.
I mean, typically if you're working on one project, you're kind of locked
into you know what your schedule is going to be.
When you're serving a myriad of different customers, while it's exciting and engaging,
time management really does become a challenge for you.
And so you have to really learn how to balance your schedule
against customer deliverables and expectations for support.