One of the main factors, as I mentioned in one of my essays I submitted before this, when thinking about a career move or joining another company, is the long-term stability of that company. I don't want to throw my previous employer under the bus. They were a wonderful company, but they did not have a good long-term outlook, as we found out when the company closed and we were all laid off. That's been one huge factor, a very key factor, when I look around. That's one of the reasons that I was drawn to Allstate, was that Allstate has been around for all of my life, and I assume a lot longer than that. If you find a company, I think if you find a company that's been around for a long, long time, they show stability, and they're going to be here, and they're not going to suddenly call you into the conference room on a Friday and say, well, we're going to have to close down. It could happen. Companies come and go all the time, but especially someone like Allstate, I just can't imagine that would happen. So, stability. And also, do my skills fit? I don't ever want to get into something that I don't think I could do. I'm not going to apply for a job as an engineer on an offshore oil rig, so it's about my skills going to fit this, and am I going to learn from this? To me, learning is just as important as learning.