>> Why was that simple?
I had 2 different internships.
So that really stood out to employers seeking candidates because, yeah,
1 I was a military guy, and that worked in my favor pretty good.
And 2, I had 2 internships.
You know I didn't really like party and do everything like that.
But I mean there's nothing wrong with that.
It's just that you know my priorities were set different.
So I would definitely say, you know, internship.
You really -- when you're in school and you're getting ready to graduate you have to find a way
to set yourself apart from all the other candidates that are graduating
because they -- they're your competition right.
You know friend or foe, you know, that's your competition.
You guys were competing for the same job.
You may not know it but you are.
So how do you set yourself apart from your peer?
You know, internship, have good grades, be active in school if you can.
If you can't get internships, be active somewhere, you know,
whether it's in the school or in your community.
Show some initiative other than you have good grades, you know,
because that really doesn't translate well to an employer.
I think employers like people who are outgoing, fun to be around,
and really have a positive attitude.