So, one thing I particularly liked about my last company was, I think I mentioned that my boss, one of my bosses, there were only three of us in the actual office, the rest were truck drivers outside the office, was she never demanded anything from me more than she was willing to do herself. So I really liked that, and the other boss I had, they worked harder, as hard if not harder than they expected me to work, so I really liked that. We also worked very, very well as a team, we had good communication, we knew what each other's expectations were, we had them pretty divided in what who did what, so it was very clear what my job was and what was expected of me, I really liked that. I also really liked that they gave me a lot of leeway in order to improve what I was doing in my office, change things, alter things, make suggestions, and they listened and they said, well that works, that's a good idea, or no, that isn't a good timing for us right now. But they did listen, and they also gave me a whole bunch of space, I worked in my own office as long as I got my job done, they didn't interfere with me as long as I was doing what I was supposed to do, and I really, really liked that. Some of the things I don't like were primarily based upon the fact that the company was struggling financially, so whenever I went to ask for a new computer or anything like that, it would be like a big no, just work with what you've got. So I was working off of very old, outdated equipment, and if it quit or failed, a lot of times they would just be like, well you gotta figure out how to fix it. Luckily I was able to sometimes, but a lot of times I was left working with subpar equipment. Like I said, not actually the culture, but only because they were having financial difficulties, And then another big thing was that I didn't get a raise for years, even though I had improved and I was working and I showed up every day and I was a great employee, it was like pulling teeth to ask to get any more money, which I felt like I was being underpaid.