Definitely, in my past position, some of the biggest challenges were probably just dealing with upset clients that possibly had to pay in more than they were expecting to on their taxes or had questions just in general that maybe the preparers would be better capable of answering. So it was just something, it was kind of a learning curve. Again, I'd had no previous tax history, so anytime I didn't know an answer to a question, I would definitely get a callback number and then reach out to one of the preparers to help me best respond back to that question. Or I would just give the phone message to the preparer and have them reach back out to the customer. I also felt like being in somewhat of an environment where you don't feel like you fit in also was a challenge for me. I kind of felt like I wasn't given the opportunity to fully use my skills, and I felt kind of like I was being judged on every little thing without the proper training. So I did always ask questions. I'm not afraid to ask questions. I'm not afraid to have constructive criticism, but there's a way to do that without making the person feel that they're not up to par on what they're doing.