However, if you're coming from someone who has studied biochemistry or engineering. I know you've been doing this.  Working on the film.  Transitioning is not going to take the same course with somebody who has worked in CSI.  

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So it's not a one-size-fits-all.  We need to know the background you have academic background the career background. You know, map out how it's going to work for your transition.  So, more like you are going to get both your academic and career X-ray. 


To be able to determine where corrections need to be made, and you know the next line of action to transition into H, R, is simple like that. Alright, thank you so much, Mr.  Salami.  I think this will be the end of our session, because I know that a lot of people have questions and all of that, so you guys need to reach out tmelf or Mr.  Salami can just search for anything on X.  Can you reach out to me? You don't respond to your team.  Don't worry, it's amazing. Listen, so if I just wrap up, what's the last word for, I mean, something just to wrap up the session, Mr.  Salam ? Hello.  , Yeah.  Can you hear me now? Yes, I can., I hear you now. 


 Lastly, I just feel like. For my my my. Plus, uh, you know, points will be organisations, right?  Not just for individuals like this.  I've really given everything I want to give you. 


 So some of us are here, but you know, we are the decision-makers because within our industry, within our organisation, right? And then we need to. We need to understand that. Career navigation, the regrets, all the things happening.