>> As far as what I do, specifically, is heavy sales and heavy project management.
So I would have preferred if I had been trained in project management,
especially with project management software with some understanding
of budgets, of things-- you know.
There was none of that in what I studied.
And so it would've helped me be able to adapt to this environment more quickly.
Business management skills would have certainly helped me out to learn this business
and how to be able to be-- time management.
Be more effective.
And sales, you know, obviously.
But that's not always the case with everyone that's doing this.
There are some larger companies that-- you get to just fit into a niche.
But a smaller company, you have to wear a lot of hats so being, you know, able to be diverse
or constantly being thrown between one particular avenue of study with another.
But business management, project management, and business--
I mean business and project management would be my big things, my big suggestions.