My last position, I was hired as just a front-desk receptionist inside of a clinic. I didn't really have any goals that were given to me necessarily, I was just doing a check-in and check-out. But, I always set some goals for myself when I'm working anywhere, and I did set a goal for myself to move up in that company, which I did extremely fast. When I left, I became a medical- before I left, or before I was let go, I was a full on medical administrator, so I did everything under the sun pretty much that didn't involve actually sticking people with needles. I was doing all the paperwork and the filing and all the billing, everything that involved any scheduling with another office. I scanned in every patient's paperwork, I mean everything that involved administration behind a patient, I was involved with, and that was a goal set for myself was to move up within the last year, and I did so, extremely fast. And so, I can say that was a goal that I made for myself and exceeded tremendously, and I wouldn't have kept going, it wasn't like a personal decision to let me go, they let go of my entire clinic just because we merged with another company, so unfortunately I definitely left that position, but I knew I was going to become a manager eventually.