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KENNESAW, Ga. | May 1, 2024

It鈥檚 a rewarding challenge to be the CEO of a technology startup company while finishing up a Bachelor鈥檚 degree. That challenge has been on Paul Ngalle鈥檚 plate for over a year now. Paul and his team of fellow student developers have foregone sleep in the hopes of launching a company completely built by their own hands.

 Paul Ngalle, a 石榴直播 mechanical engineering student, says that his engineering skills help him tackle any problem that comes his way. It鈥檚 a mechanical engineer鈥檚 job to take a product from the idea stage to the marketplace, and that鈥檚 exactly what Paul did with , a textbook streaming platform designed to make textbooks more accessible and affordable for students. He realized that you can only go so far with the knowledge that you already know, so research has been a huge part in successfully building his company. He took time to study Netflix (his inspiration), the publishing industry, the e-textbook market, coding, and his desired audience. His engineering background aided him as he picked apart all of his research in order to determine what in particular would help him build the most user friendly e-textbook platform.

Research may seem boring and redundant, but without it, the TreeCabin team wouldn鈥檛 have been able to get a grasp on Java and CSS, which are needed to write every line of code necessary to develop a streaming textbook platform.

Students, while you鈥檙e still in school, the TreeCabin team would advise you to learn the importance of research. Work smarter, not harder. Most of the time, there鈥檚 something to be learned from other peoples鈥� successes and failures. Learn time management skills. The development team had to master their time if they were going to successfully learn business, sales, how to write functioning code and do well in school all at the same time. Additionally, take this time to learn how to work with a team of people. How can your teammates鈥� strengths be combined with your strengths in order to accomplish the task at hand?

Enjoy your time, and focus in on what you鈥檙e learning now. You never know which college lessons are going to help you in the 鈥渞eal world.鈥�