>> I happen to like the networking aspect to be honest.
I, when people think of engineers they don't necessarily think of outgoing and extraverts.
But the Prism program itself it facilitates the need for networking within the company.
It's such a high exposure role within the company that everyone knows who you are.
For example, I worked on a project last month
where I was emailing international technology leads from Asia Pacific and Europe
who might not know who anyone is at the company, but they responded to my emails right away
because in the title I wrote that I was a Prism Associate and that I was working on a project.
So the role that we have is that we get to meet with so many high ups.
And we present to the executive committee.
And we present to different directors.
And everyone just knows who you are.
It kind of, I wouldn't say it makes you feel important.
But it makes it feel like you're almost needed even though you're working
on some times the most monotonous little projects.