>> I mean I think that if you want to be like in sales
and trading I think that any degree is welcome.
I think that they are looking for a competitive edge.
They want somebody who's smart, quick at picking things up and learning really fast.
You have to be-- you have to have good communication skills because you're dealing
with a lot of clients and also you have to be able to network well
because again you're dealing with a lot of clients.
And you want to build those relationships within the firm.
I guess-- I guess another thing that in the type of role that I'm in you need
to be very detail oriented so those are the types of skills that you'll need.
I guess for me personally to get where-- to get to where I am now,
my accounting background has been very helpful because working at like for two years,
there's a very specific like training that you go through he way the
like the big four operates so-- I mean my advice is like obviously my path isn't everyone's path
but if you're going to pursue going on Wall Street like work on those certain things
that I've mentioned and improve those skills and utilize the clubs and the different programs
that we have at Rutgers that will help you.
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