>> I guess my only advice was, and I think this served me well, is to find what you really
like doing about engineering and find a way to make that happen on a day-to- day basis.
I did love the circuitry and sort of digging in and being creative.
But sometimes you can get pigeonholed as an engineer and come out of college and just be
that code jockey or the power supply person.
So when I left engineering I found myself in that position where I did have this job,
and it was somewhat interesting investigating cheating in slot machines and things like that.
But just sort of seeing what the slot manufacturers were involved in,
and sort of there was this other path, and there was a lot more reward there.
It's just try to find your way to where you want to be in terms
of what makes you happy every day and what doesn't feel like work.