The goals that I was given in my last position, I was, you know, tasked with helping the actual fraud department with medical fraud and doing the research. So I would verify, go into the Internet, Google, and verify the entities were real or not, and if they had a solid actual facility or structure. And what I would do is I had to meet, prioritize my tasks, not only that, but also to be able to give a response to the federal government because we were under that contract with them. The company I worked for was a medical fraud investigations unit, and they were non-profit. So how I exceeded my goals and met those goals, I actually always, for the most part, I always exceeded them because I prioritized my tasks very, very clear. And I was, you know, motivated, self-motivated to get those things done and also send the response over, you know, immediately after I've reviewed the cases. So it was a constant, fast-paced role. And then, besides doing those responses and getting those responses on the case, I actually had to produce inventory reports to my management team, also help other departments if they had questions regarding those reports and the statuses of them.