I think that women serve customer facing roles really well, predominantly because they are very emotionally intelligent in my view. That's not to say that men are not, but I do think that women are better at connecting with the customer and this breeds trust with the customer which means that they're very good in customer facing roles. To me, I think adaptability. Nothing is constant except for change. And I believe women are really good in adapting to changes. They listen carefully. They analyze also nonverbal signs. They read the person, you know, in order to be able to care about them better. It's about empathy. It's about team players. It's about we are better in communication. Let's admit it. There are so many things, but if I had to pick one, I would say the excellence in reading between the lines. I think our roles as mothers, as caregivers, and of course in the working place enable us to adapt to different situations and provide different inputs and value to our customers in different ways. Since when you have a kid, know girls like to talk and we are talkative and I think these skills also helps a lot in the customer facing role. Women are amazing at building relationships and trust and ultimately that's what we are aiming for when we're talking to our customers to build a relationship where we can trust each other.