So, to answer the question, do you have experience working in a client-facing role? Tell us about this experience, if so. I have worked as a case manager, as I answered in the previous question, for roughly a year. And that role, I really enjoyed that role because it was a combination of in-person communication and also over-the-phone communication. So, we completed assessments, home visits. We made contact with external providers and access to community resources in regards to the client. So, that role was very much a challenge, but I was able to become super creative in problem-solving and working to help the client. The bulk of my client-facing experience would be inbound. That would be the bulk of it, just because most of the two positions I've held currently at Vanguard. It is very much client-facing, but clients are calling us. We can perform outcalls, of course, to make sure that the client's needs are adequately met. But overall, it is inbound. The previous role to Vanguard was a healthcare communicator role, where I was working with as a contractor for AstraZeneca. And in that role, you're providing clients with information about clinical trials. You're providing them information about samples and any information they may have about a particular drug and reporting adverse events, things of that sort. So, I definitely have a total of five and a half years of experience in a client-facing role.