What do you do when priorities change quickly? Give me one example when this has happened. Well, first off, you have to recognize that the priority has changed. And then utilizing whatever training you've had to adjust to the situation and move forward in a positive manner. One example of this is I have a hold of private pilot's license. I had one time where I was doing a training flight at night. The runway operates on an automatic lighting system on a timer. While I was landing, the runway lights went out. They turned off. I had my priority changed, and I had a decision to either reactivate the lighting or use it as a teaching moment to land with the lights off. My instructor asked me what I was going to do. I told my instructor that I was going to land with the lights off because there is a possibility that you land at a runway, and sometimes the lights will not turn back on. I realized that we were lined up on the runway, so I proceeded to land with the lights off. Once I got to a lower altitude so we were still lined up on the runway, I proceeded to go ahead and make the landing. If we had been off, if we had been misaligned at any point, I could have aborted the landing, which would have been my decision. I recognized that the priority had changed and made my decision from there. In a work environment, you do the same thing. You rely on your training to determine whether you're going to go in a by-the-book situation and proceed from there or if there's an out-of-the-box type of decision you can make that you can deal with the problem in a more quick and decisive manner.