-: Yeah, I mean, I would say
each aspect has its own positives and negatives to it.
I would say, for me personally,
part of the things that I enjoy
is definitely that customer experience aspect.
That's primarily why I chose this field in the first place.
It was realizing that there was a job where
I could actually get paid and
basically I just talk and kind of interact with people
on a daily basis.
Plays really well with my personal strengths.
And then I also enjoy the training aspect.
You know, I hope people want to be in this field,
and they're passionate about it as I am.
So being able to train people properly
and kind of teach them
the right company culture is super important.
Some of the admin stuff is tedious and not as enjoyable,
but there're definitely certain parts,
it's usually when I'm able to fix whatever it's going in
and we can kinda like move on,
and everybody feels a lot better about it.
Biggest challenge,
I would say it honestly depends on the day.
You're gonna come into work and
no day is gonna be the same.
So I would say that honestly in itself
is the biggest challenge,
is that you have to come in knowing that
it could be the calmest day ever,
and, you know, it's a great day,
you don't really have to do much.
Or you come in a day when everything's going wrong
and it's your job to kind of persevere and push through it.
So being able to stay persistent
I would say is probably the biggest challenge,
because it's easy for people in this industry
to kind of just get bogged down and
feel like, ugh it's just too much work,
it's not worth it, I'm gonna go do something that's easier.
People who enjoy the challenge of it
are the ones who usually thrive the most in it.