>> So, I think the picture of all my experience is that I'm a generalist and I've worn a lot
of different hats in many, in all the roles that I've held and I enjoy that.
I like interdisciplinary and knowing how all the different parts work and fit together
and if you're someone who likes that and wants to have a job where you get to do that,
you get to wear a lot of different hats and experience kind of all aspects
of an organization and make them come together, one is just to begin practicing
in school being broadly intellectually curious so even
if you're a politics major take a religious studies class, take a class in anything else,
but I think the number one skill that draw upon is the ability to synthesize information
and make connections and communicate clearly and to learn new things really quickly
and I think anyone can get, can increase the speed of their learning curve
if you practice learning new things all the time and I would say I started practicing
that at Pomona and I've practiced it throughout my career.