>> Science and engineering careers have evolved and I'm going to say more engineering careers,
especially like what might be in Silicon Valley.
They've evolved because it used to be you needed a set of very old school skills
to be able to participate in engineering.
Now you're seeing so many more engineering --
They're not really engineering companies anymore, but startup companies in technology
that are fusing different disciplines.
So social media involves all sorts of things related to psychology and sociology
and then there's math and statistics and data science.
So there's a lot more involved and in fusion.
So in a lot of ways you can pick up some of the technical side skills later if you want.
Now, that being said, if you know you have an interest
in that I would say it's worthwhile pursuing that direction.
But I would say pursue it if it's your passion.
Don't pursue it because you think it will set you up to have a good career.
You can always fill in those gaps.
There's online courses.
There's certificate programs.
There's a lot of ways of reinventing yourself if you have the interest and aptitude.
So I wouldn't be too fixated on it, but if you know --
For example, in science you typically will --
Especially if you want to go in to an academic career you typically need
to have a science background.
But in business in the technology business you can come from a lot of different angles.