>> Well, I think today there are a lot more resources that --
I mean, I don't want to paint myself as an old hag or anything [laughter],
but when I was in school, you know, Human Resources was,
I think, an underdeveloped profession.
Today there are all kinds of institutes and professional development programs
that people interested in Human Resources can really pursue.
You can get a degree in Human Resources now,
and that degree wasn't available when I was in school.
I am certified.
I'm a professional in Human Resources and that certification is obtainable
through the Human Resources Certification Institute, and they're a partner organization
with the Society of Human Resources Management.
So I think that when you're exploring any career, whether it's mine or any other,
you need to look into professional organizations, join those organizations.
A lot of times they're affordable; they don't really cost a lot of annual memberships,
and they're -- those websites give you so much information about the different types
of careers you can pursue in that particular job function.