>> Get internships.
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Volunteer at locations that you could learn something.
It's always about gaining those experiences and I think a great story is,
when I was doing my Master's Internship, I had a boss and it was at Hershey Park
and I was training in development.
I was doing my Master's Internship and I had a great experience and everything.
You know, it went well and he was a nice boss and we left on good terms.
Years later, I'm on a conference call in my current company and I hear somebody's voice,
and I say, you know, I, you know put the phone on so he could hear me and I was like,
you're voice sounds extremely familiar.
Do we know each other?
And he says, "Yeah, I was your boss when you were my intern."
And so, the point with that is, you're always making connections.
You're always going to make sure that you're providing yourself in the best light
and looking the brand that you want to be, because you never know who's going
to boomerang back and be in your career in the future, or who can help you.
So, my advice is gain lots of experience.
Be professional.
Be polished, and be curious.