I normally don't have conflict with my team or co-workers or employees that work for the company, especially since we work remotely. I do my job, I stay to myself, but I do remember, it's been some years, I worked at a state farm agency and to make it quick, if you took your lunch, we were broken up by, we handled an alphabet, and if you were at lunch and somebody came in and they needed a policy to be written, whoever was there would write it, but the credit would go to, like say I had, I'm making this up, A through F, and if it was mine, the credit would go to me, even though someone else wrote it, because of course, I would do the same for others when they were at lunch, and if their customer came in, I would write their policies for them. A new girl started, she was there maybe a couple of months, and she wrote one of my policies because it was in my alphabet, and when I came back from lunch, I noticed that they came in, and I was a little upset because I would never take from another agent, and I just sat down and I talked to her, there was no conflict, but I just explained that we were a team, and I definitely explained that if it was her at lunch, and I did a policy for her or someone else, she would want the credit because she worked on it, and or it's in her alphabet, so it got resolved.