The most important thing I learned is not to take any kind of position that you have for granted. Definitely not to take being the opportunity to work for a location at all for granted. When I was the recruiter for Client Homes, we had a massive layoff. Shortly after I was hired, we had about 50 people get laid off. Some were based on attendance and dependability, others were based on solely just when they got hired. They did the first in, first out method that most people do. I was supposed to be a part of that group, but because of my determination, my dedication, and how hard I worked, I was luckily picked out by the GM not to be terminated and not to be let go of. It definitely taught me a lot about how hard you work, your dedication, how much you work, and how that affects you. That's definitely something that's very, very important, and I'm glad that that was just another way of it being proved to me.