In looking at goals of my current position, I work at a company called Information Providers Incorporated and what we do is site surveys for insurance companies to look at properties to see what kind of hazards and concerns there are along with documenting what is. In that role, I really have three core goals that I've been given in the position. The first is to be productive, which in general terms means to be able to do as many surveys as possible within the allocated time. Allocated time is usually the eight to five workday. I am challenged in that on a regular basis in that the two key factors are the number of visits and the distance between them and so balancing them to be able to get as many visits in and be as productive as you can means that you also have to schedule and look at things effectively in order to get to the number of cases that you want to get to. The second goal is to be efficient, which ties into the first one. You want to do as many cases as possible, but you also want to plan, organize, and analyze what you're doing so that you're not driving all over different places and going north and then south and then back north or east or west or other directions, but you want your area to be consolidated to be efficient and concise and make good use of the time and the energy that's involved. The third is to be positive in terms of interacting with clients and the insured. I think that one is one that I meet regularly. That's my normal nature is to be positive and to be a good influence on the people that I encounter and have good interactions with them regardless of the circumstances. I think all three goals I meet regularly. I evaluate them on a daily basis, but I think I do a pretty good job overall of trying to meet those three goals of being productive, efficient, and positive.