>> Well, certainly not boring.
It can be very exciting.
You really get to see kind of the inner workings of executive management and, you know,
how they made this company successful, what they believe what is important in the company.
You learn a ton about the internal operations, certainly build up a huge network internally.
And just getting to see a lot of just the research and ad hoc analysis
and understanding how your work is then used, to whether it's to further a client meeting
or really actually see your presentation that you've helped develop in front of, you know,
hundreds and thousands of partners, and you know that that's your work that you've developed.
Especially in this role, even in my other roles, you know, change is always a big element.
But I haven't seen change like I have in this role.
And things are constantly moving, constantly changing, and you have to be very flexible
and open and be willing to make the edits to the deck, you know,
10 minutes before the meeting starts and really being able to thrive
in what sometimes can be a very high-pressure environment.