>> I always liked computers since I was small.
I love programming.
I love doing different things.
You know, we're never stuck doing the same thing.
Like we start a task, but then since we have so many different projects going on,
we can go and move into another project and, you know, go back and forth and collaborate
with other, with my other co-workers or other people
in the company to, you know, accomplish something.
And I really like that.
I like to feel, you know, welcome, and I like to feel that I am flexible
to do many different things and not just get stuck in something, you know?
Because when you're like working on one task and you get frustrated like, "Oh, man.
I can't figure this out," you have other people there to help you out.
Like "Oh, man.
You can do this and that."
That's really helpful, and I like that.
And also you can help them with stuff that you might know that they don't know.
Those are also some of the other things that I like.
Right out of school I got this job.
And in this job I needed technologies that I was not proficient in.
So, it was really hard for me when I started to, you know, get started with the system,
to get started with the new things that I was learning.
You know, I was taking a lot of time to do things
because I was still learning and, you know, trying.
And I was kind of scared of like asking questions.
And that's a really important thing for the job that I'll do.
I need to go and, you know, ask the people that know how do you do this and how do you do that.
And I started learning that that was part of the process, asking a lot of questions
and learning more about what you need to know.
Not just, you know, not just go out and try to find the answer by yourself.
That is not always how it works because it's going to take longer
and maybe they have the answer already for you and they have a better explanation.