My co-workers and bosses would say that I am reliable. I do what I say I'm going to do, and I don't commit to saying what I'm going to do until I analyze something very, very carefully, break it down into its constituent parts, and then schedule each of those parts to make sure that I do it. So I don't miss too many deadlines, and I don't miss too many opportunities to help my employer to become successful. I've done it in all of my previous jobs. And so I think that if you go on the basis of my previous track record, co-workers and bosses alike would say that I have been reliable. In order for me to commit to something or to a project, I want to understand it very, very carefully and completely. I will break it down into its constituent elements, work out a schedule for those elements, and then execute according to the plan. And so that is one of the benefits of having an introspective and extro, an introvert and an extrovert type of personality. Extrovert for planning, extrovert for execution. And I don't think I will disappoint you as well.