>> I really like the fact that I'm able to travel, and the traveling is really great,
but I think the-- I think the people that I'm introduced to is my favorite part.
Just being able to meet people from all different levels of their career
from earlier engineers to people who have been working for forty years and...
>> Right.
>> ...have so much knowledge; it's really great to be able to able
to work with them on a day to day basis.
I guess the hardest part about it is when it comes to answering questions you have
to be really careful about what you say.
Especially if you get phone calls, someone asking questions about applicability
of our codes and standards; you have to be careful not to say too much, kind of.
You don't want to-- we're not consulting, which is what a lot of people kind of look for.
They call about the codes and ask you know, does--
would this be okay, and we need to make sure that we don't answer those kinds of questions,
because we will write the codes, and we'll answer questions
about what the code actually means, but we can't step into the consulting realm.