>> I went to University of Southern Cal for my undergraduate degree.
I was in the Marshall School of Business, specifically focusing on finance.
Initially, I thought I wanted to go into more of a banking type of role.
Got a little bit of a taste for that through some summer internships.
And wasn't really my personality or the work hours that I wanted.
Which is fine.
It's for some people, not for others.
It's good to be real about what motivates you.
So I wasn't really sure leaving college.
And, actually, Denise Johnson and Stacey Geck both recommended Enterprise as a consideration
because of the employee loyalty aspect of that career.
But, I mean, really my focus was more of the financial analysis side of things.
So I didn't necessarily fit in in the sales culture at first
because it wasn't my natural strength.
But what was great about the company was, if,
your entry way is usually through the sales position.
But there's so many different offshoots within the company, and they only hire within
and promote from within for additional spots.
Except for maybe a very high level executive position or entry level.
So what was really nice was my manager's, mid and higher level, identified my strengths
and kind of pushed me in a direction that suited those strengths.
And that's how I was able to get into the finance, accounting side of our business.