>> I think the biggest reason that I've stayed at PWC as long as I have is that it continues
to a change so the job I have today is very different from the job that I had
when I join today firm and in fact the job I have today is very different from the job
that I had even a couple of years ago.
So the responsibility has changed.
The people changed.
The clients changed.
The capabilities changed and all of that keeps it interesting and I'd have to say
that I can't think of a day in 20 years that I've been bored.
There have been days that I definitely have not been bored but have been full of challenges
and I think that's one of the things that keeps me coming back too
because those challenges engage the brain.
They make you think.
They help you drive creativity and there are certainly challenges in your business.
We've all seen the business cycles.
We've all watched the challenges of getting great talent in the marketplace.
We've seen challenges our clients are facing.
When you're in the client-facing business it's really hard
to predict what the challenges will be but they're going to keep showing up and that's part
of the things that keep it very, very interesting.