I'm pulling on my driveway. We all know what that means. It's time for another drive to work.

Okay, today I'm going to answer probably the question I get asked most in email of any other question.

So today I'm going to explain how do you get a job in R&D?

So I get a lot of mail, a lot of mail.

And a very, very common question.

The letter will be something along this, which is,

you know what? I've thought long and hard, but what I want to do,

what I really like to do is what you do.

How do I get a job in R&D?

And I get a lot of different variations on the question.

I get sometimes people asking me, I'm about to go to college, what should I study?

I get people saying, I want to get notice.

How do I do that?

I have people like, what are the requirements that are necessary. So anyway, today, I'm going to walk through all of that. I'm going to spend my podcast today, talk everything you ever

wanted to know about how to get a job in R&D. Now, I will say, listen to this podcast alone

won't get to the job, but it will give you some valuable information that perhaps you could

use to one day make your

own podcast. Okay, so let's start with, let's start with college. So I often get the question about,

okay, long term, I'd like to get a job in R&D. What do I need to do in college to do that?

And my answer is, A, you need to go to college.

One of our rules is that we look for a minimum of an undergraduate degree for an R&D.

So if we are trying to hire somebody, I'm not going to say we've never hired someone

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