>> I think that I would recommend my path for a couple of reasons.
One is it always helps to get like a larger corporation on your resume at first.
The other piece was just, like, it allowed me time to learn the business.
And in the larger corporation, they had a set training planned
and you know development planned, to help me just see different parts
of the business network, develop as a leader and a manager.
So, I think some of those things are just more defined in a large corporation.
What it also did, is it allowed me to find a problem that was
in the market that I wanted to solve.
So, if I was just coming out of the military out of business school, I would have no idea
that this huge problem existed and that there were interesting companies trying to tackle it.
And so, I would have never really found OnDeck.
And so, I think that is maybe the key piece of it.
You know, going through a larger corporation, you get a lay of the landscape
and then you can figure out if you really want to do something more entrepreneurial.
What are the problems out there that exist?
And then if no one's doing something, obviously start a company or if they are, you know,
try to join on so that you can be part of that movement.