What inspired you to join the technology industry
At times I get lonely and I start to think that I don’t have a friend in the world. Sometimes it is hard for me. Sadly I don’t have the, what I feel is magical, skill to gain friends with little effort. In fact I find myself jealous of those people, it’s no fair that they can just spark a conversation with almost anyone and have that person just like them, whether it be genuine or not. I guess that is why the friends that I do have I tend to want to hold on to with every ounce of my being. The downside is that people have their own life to live. Well it isn’t really a downside I want my family and friends to move on to bigger and better things. The downside is that apart of moving on to bigger and better things often creates distance, figuratively and literally. My best friend and only sister is about eleven years older than I am. Some of the toughest times for me was when she would go away for college after a break. It would always seem to me just as soon as we began to rebuild the bond that being in each other’s company built it would suddenly be ripped away again. My eight and nine year old existence was a very troubling time, no more evenings spent playing games, no staying up late chatting about nothing major. It seems minor but being able to see her face was very important to me. We would write each other which helped but delayed in a very fast pace world.
As I entered middle school I was introduced to my first cell phone and email. My world changed when it came to communication with people who were important to me. I could easily share silly pictures of my terrible homemade science experiments, or even the golden stars that I got on my math homework that she was so influential in helping me develop a love for. Communication was simplified so greatly by the advances that technology has made. It was then I realized that technology not only makes life easier but in a greater capacity it brings...