>> I mean I think the number one thing is finding ways to go start something.
It doesn't just have to be a company.
It can be a group on campus.
It could be getting involved in committees.
Definitely when I was here I was part of a lot of committees.
And I think some of that was helpful in terms of learning how to organize people
and how to communicate in teams and how to drive towards goals.
So I think there's a lot of that that you can do.
But also making friends with folks who have complementary skill sets.
So maybe you want to be in software and you don't know how to write software at all.
Well, obviously you can go take classes.
That's definitely something I would recommend.
But you should also find the people who are interested in that and figure
out how you can complement one another and maybe build something together.
And it's not much harder than actually making the effort
on a regular basis to talk to people about it.
And the great thing about college is that you have lots of instances where you get to run
into other people doing cool and interesting things.
And you have a pretty good amount of free time to go do those things.
So that's what I recommend is if you want to do that make the time,
make the connections and take some action.