What separates me from other candidates? Well, you could look at my resume and see that I do have an MBA from University of Massachusetts Amherst. And that's great. But that doesn't tell the whole story. I've also pursued certifications within my industry. I have those. Those make me highly effective. But really, the differentiators don't show up on the resume. The fact that I have spent my entire life playing competitive sports, whether it was swimming and water polo in high school, rugby in college, roller derby after college. And in fact, the only reason I'm not playing roller derby today is that I had a motorcycle accident and had to have my shoulder reconstructed. And let's face it, roller derby, you hit a lot with your shoulders. So just that aggressive competitiveness combined with a high IQ, a sense of empathy, a sense of when to push, when not to push, how far to go without overstepping. That's made me particularly effective in the sales realm and in the recruiting realm. I know how to read people. And how do you put that on a resume? You really don't. Ultimately, I'm good with people. And that's what sets me apart.