The biggest challenge I faced at my last job was when I was at the CPA's office as that was my previous job. And that was, is feeling completely incompetent by my peers and my supervisors. They would put me down and tell me to try and think of things on a higher level, but as someone who is mildly inexperienced in that field and coming to them with questions to verify that I'm doing the process right. I did not appreciate being made to feel dumb or belittled. I also did not appreciate taking that role of an accountant into more of a babysitter role is what it sort of became. And my supervisor was mildly disgruntled, I guess would be the way to put it, aggravated. That customers were not, clients were not bringing in their documentation for books and asked me why they hadn't brought it in or why I hadn't reached out to them. And I had said that I had called them, I had record of it, but that they just either weren't returning my calls, weren't answering my calls, or just didn't bring their documentation in. The outcome of either of those situations is, is that when the clients, for the second part, when the clients came in, we decided to develop a little bit more of a schedule or a routine as ways to set up reminders for them to bring me the documentation. And as for the making me feel incompetent, I did bring it to their attention and they had tried to reduce it some, but then they just went back to their old ways.