>> You need to understand what you want to be doing for your career.
This is not about getting a job.
This is really about identifying what your vocation will be.
And your vocation should be something that you want to think about, and talk about, and do.
Even when you're not at work.
If you have that passion for what you do, if you, you know, are focused on it,
if this is what you want to read, this is what you want to talk about.
That is going to take you a very long way.
And an element of that is, necessarily, if you're going to have a successful career,
you're probably going to start relatively narrow in your functions
and responsibilities, and very deep.
And that's important.
Come in with the skills to be able to go deep in the area that you've picked.
Then over time find ways of broadening out.
So that depth initially in your career, and the broadening out and diversifying after that.
Being able to show that you can, lead and learn,
and achieve success broadly, is kind of a later thing, so.