-: I would think it's communication
and eye for detail.
A lot of, you know,
some of the regulatory reports we have,
there are some templates that the regulators want,
and you'd be amazed how many people don't spellcheck
or review what they've just prepared
before they turn it in for review.
And yeah, I'll take it one step further.
You would not believe how many resumes I get
with spelling mistakes on them.
Please check your resumes for spelling mistakes.
It's unbelievable.
So I think once people get that trust
where they can collect the data and evaluate it
and get it to you in a format
that has little to no editing,
that gets them jumped to the next level.
We've had people who can't make that jump,
but they're good in the field.
So I have guys my age who are career-long field geologists,
and they prefer to be out in the field
putting in monitoring wells,
collecting soil and groundwater samples,
and you can make a decent living at that.
But you have to be able to jump to that next level
and get your written information down with little errors.