>> I think my advice would be no matter what sector you're going to,
to actually look, stray beyond the beaten path.
A lot of people out of college go into consulting or medicine or banking
because it's a clear path, there's prestige, there's money, and they don't take the time
to look at what else is out there.
And I think that if you explore those options there's so many ways to get
to a career that is much more meaningful.
One where you would want to stay in for a long time.
I see now, you know, I'm 15 years out of college,
and I see a lot of my friends changing careers very often because they're just not satisfied.
They're looking for something more.
And these are folks who have already earned a medical degree or a law degree
and they're looking to completely switch their career.
So I feel like in college it's risk free, pretty risk free.
You can really use that time to experiment and look outside of the box.