>> So I came from two large public bold bracket firms in finance moving to Brown Brothers
which is a private firm has a very different culture.
And it's terrific.
You know, I didn't realize what it was like to work at a private company and not worry
about quarterly earnings and that noise that comes with that.
And sometimes it prevents you from focusing on a long-term focus at your firm.
And so it's -- being at a private firm has been very helpful to me and I really enjoyed it.
And I enjoy the people that I work with and that's really important.
Because, you know, you spend a lot of time away from your family at your work,
at your job so you might as well be enjoying it.
And a lot of that comes out of the people that you're working with.
So and then the other thing is, you know, ask questions as much as you can
about the culture before you join.
And try to understand what you're getting yourself into.
What a normal day looks like.
And you don't necessarily want to ask that question of the hiring manager,
but you want to ask, you know, someone that's your peer, that could be your peer,
about what's it really like to work here is helpful.