-: Come to someone with something.
So do a search on the internet.
Look around for a company that you're interested in.
And once you find that company, go talk to a professor,
go talk to an alumni and ask them hey,
do you know anything about this?
When you come to, come to someone and say,
I don't know what to do next,
they don't have much to give you.
There's no real entry point
in that conversation that's of use.
But if you come to a professor like, I mean,
that's basically what I did.
I'd come to professors for a long time.
I'm looking for jobs, I'm looking for jobs.
And finally I came to one and said hey,
I'm interested in ASIS, do you know anything about it?
And he knew the Vice President of Risk Management.
Well that's useful.
And you know, still today for me whenever students come
to me and ask me questions, it's much easier
to answer a specific question and then get into the details
rather than starting with, you know,
how, what should you do with your life?
That's kind of a you question,
even if you can't figure it out.
(laughs)