>> I'm not somebody who functions very well just doing the same thing all the time
over and over again.
I get comfortable too easily and bored.
But with my job, you know like I said earlier, we interact with mechanical engineers.
We interact with the electrical engineers.
There are times when I will be the one doing the wiring or doing the mechanical installation,
you know, troubleshooting the computer technology end of the project.
And I do really very much enjoy the multifaceted aspect that my position affords.
It's not every day but time management can be a challenge
because you're working on multiple projects.
You know sometimes I have to determine what the most important task is at hand.
Sometimes that's dictated for me and dictated to me and that's well and good.
The other kind of day-to-day general challenge is, you know, working on a team.
I'm not the only decision-maker.
There's project managers and engineers and accountants that have a say in things.
And everyone has an idea about how, you know, something should be done and it's trying to work
through that so that the solution is the most cost-effective, best for the customer,
best for our company, most time sensitive.
Finding that nexus of all of those, you know, points of interest can be challenging.