>> I think what I like most about my job is that it's not the same on a day to day basis.
I don't feel like I go in, I do the same five things every day; there's change,
there's certainly different challenges that crop up.
There are obviously certain activities I do that are similar on you know;
maybe a month end bases I'll review our, you know, client revenues.
I'll look at you know what our assets are by client and how things have changed,
but overall it's a little bit different every day, and that's what I enjoy
about it, and the people of course.
You know, and I think this is endemic and many organizations, particularly large organizations,
that sometimes it just takes a long time to get things done.
You want to say you know what?
I want to be able to-- if the client wants us to you know charge them this way or do
or that for them, and we might not be able to do it just at a flip of a switch;
it might be something that we need to develop and build, and of course,
any technology development, so let's say I want to develop a new product you know.
And development has to go through various channels so you have
to have you know obviously very important risks, and you know oversight on this,
but even if it's something that's a little more simple
like a technological change, that takes time to implement.
There's always a cue.
You have to have it prioritized, and sometimes there's not funding,
so sometimes it can be a little frustrating not being able to you know,
do what we want to do right away and having have it wait-- you know take longer, but you know.
I think that's-- you're going to find that at most place--
any large organization you're going to find that
and even some smaller organizations I would imagine.