I was about six months into the job, one of my, actually two of my supervisors pulled me aside. They said, Hey, these other accounts, other people that are working and they're not doing that good of a job. We see your hustle, we see your work ethic. So what we want you to do is to come over and join their team and not only contribute, but lead it. So ultimately my biggest challenge there was getting everybody there who had already done it to just respect me and follow my lead. So what I did is just jumped in with both feet. I made sure everything went about as smoothly as possible, not only for my projects, but for everybody else on my team. Anytime I saw that they were doing something that could have been improved upon, I took time to tell them and teach them what they should have done. So yeah, ultimately earning the respect of my peers who had no reason to give to me in the first place was my greatest challenge.