>> Though we're looking for something that reasonably relates to our profession.
So for example, actually English majors in the undergrad, which is what I was
and I went into business, are terrific.
You know, our business is a lot about communication, oral and written skills.
So that is -- that can be very you know, a strong positive.
It's not just -- necessarily just a business major who we're looking to.
And then the extra-curriculars, things that they've done,
where they've worked, how much they worked.
I love people who've been onto night school.
I went to night school undergrad and for law school too, and I appreciate the dedication
that comes in and what they've done that's relevant to where they're going or their job.
So those things kind of leap up.
And so that's the resume, but then we go much broader.
So if the resume looks good, then we're going to do a deeper dive into a number of other areas.