>> I guess as an undergrad, get very comfortable with standing up and being in front of people.
You know, we all have to take Communications 101, and I hated that as a freshman, but,
you know and getting that knack of experience of helping --
if you find you're someone who likes helping people to get something done,
and it can be in any area, then the training field is amazing,
and it can be in manufacturing, it can be in corporate America.
It can be in non-profits.
There's a place for everyone in that.
So, yeah, I would definitely suggest searching out that training and development,
is the term you would look for, schools that offer that.
And if you're more on the tech side, maybe combining that with information technology.
If you're more on the helping someone become a better person on a personal level,
then you could look more to the soft skills, communication skills, team-building.
Oh, there's so many.
There's so many.
Being the best you can be in the workplace, you know that kind of stuff, being a professional,
how to -- yeah, so those are the areas I would look for.
It's a great field.
I mean, I work -- you know, there can be people all around you who aren't really happy
in what they do, and yet you're coming there helping them do it better,
so there's never a loss in that.
So it's great; great field.