So, for me, I have a keen eye for detail. I've always enjoyed the more administrative aspects of my previous jobs. So, I've always enjoyed when days that allow me to practice and kind of build on those skills. I mean, for example, at Nespresso, I really enjoyed doing the dashboard, which is, it's what we called cashing up. It was a very kind of complicated process. There would be a lot of discrepancies, both in terms of money up and money down. But I found it, it was a challenge and I enjoyed finding those discrepancies, digging through all the paperwork, finding where those discrepancies came from and fixing those issues. It was something the other managers didn't like doing. They kind of found it boring. But for me, it was something I really did enjoy doing. I liked getting kind of stuck into that. So, for me, it's just something, if I can get my teeth stuck into it, really get involved in the more nitty gritty kind of details. I really like that. Whenever we would have an audit coming up, I really enjoyed doing the audit prep, making sure all the paperwork was correct, making sure everything was up to date, making sure all the trainings were signed. For me, that kind of stuff, making sure that everything is organised, it's very satisfying to me. So, any workday where I was allowed to kind of embrace that, to kind of flex those skills, it was a good workday. So, anything, any kind of administrative stuff, I really, really love doing.