The biggest challenge I faced in my last job was definitely an unexpected and abrupt transition from a very data-focused position, very much numbers, values, figures, to the most difficult position the company had to offer, very customer-focused, client-focused, different, how can I put it, inter-departmental relations, and that was an extremely stressful, frankly frightening experience to go with no real training, so to speak, into a very high-intensity, high-output situation. I was, like I said, truthfully a bit frightened. It was very intimidating, but ultimately the outcome was amazing. I excelled. I received top marks. We assisted in a very, very important client transition that otherwise, without myself and the few others that were brought on for it, probably wouldn't have ended as well as it did. We probably wouldn't have the retention of that client. It really was something that there was no resolution. There was kind of just jumping into it and doing. You can't really sit and think and worry. You've got to just take the challenge head-on and do what you can for a good outcome no matter what.