In my last position, the biggest challenge was I had to manage a project that required a lot of basically technical manuals. And I also needed some kind of like professional translation for that one because I was dealing with a client that was overseas. And that was basically in the data field. The client needed them urgently for training purposes. So there was like a product and a service that he needed them to be done as soon as possible. The volume of work and the technical nature of that content were just not as easy to get it done with a small period of time, especially under, you know, especially by considering the quality of work. Because it's not about finishing the work only. It's about giving quality work. To resolve that, I implemented a strategy. Basically I divided the project into sections. Also worked with the priorities. Just making sure which one is more important to get done first. Just by understanding, as I mentioned before, the client needs and what exactly is the client looking for. I cooperated with the teams, different teams actually, including sales, including marketing to ensure work was done without compromising the quality of it. And then I had to do some kind of regular updates and feedbacks just to make sure that the client is satisfied and happy about the project. Basically the experience not only taught me the importance of time, but also the teamwork and the management work was definitely helpful. So that was my experience of facing a big challenge. Because it was a lot of data. It was a lot of transitioning. And he needed it within like two days. And that was impossible to be done without having a strategy and talk to the customer and understand their needs in the first place before trying to resolve the issue.