>> Internship, internship, internship is really what I stress
and I know it seems cause sometimes as a sophomore you're thinking oh I have
until next year and as a junior oh it's fine.
But if as sophomores, now being on the other side,
we see sophomores that we think are great candidates, we're taking their information
and we're saying hey we're going to contact you next year.
And I remember sophomores that I saw last year
that now here are juniors looking for an internship.
It really gets you the upper leg because it may not be the company you're going
to spend the rest of your career with, but it gets you to realize you may not even
like the industry that you've been studying in school
for the last two years in the business school.
And there's so many industries and opportunities out there
that you wouldn't know unless you get to experience it.
And I can speak specifically with sales people always saying well, I don't want to be in sales
and when I say why don't you want to be in sales?
Well, I don't want to have to commission and cold call
and that has nothing to do with what I do in sales.
So even if you think you know the market it's very different, each industry is so different
with the opportunities that companies present.