but you must you may have done something unique on your applications or resume Before you to even get that call to go in for that pre-assessment test. Did you do you feel like you did anything unique or set your herself apart in that regard Megan? Yeah, so I did learn which I didn't know this before but my boyfriend. He's my fiance now, he had told me, he goes, you know, they have these computers that go through and they analyze your application and your resume and, you know, they'll throw it out if you don't have those specific keywords. So I actually dissected the job post and I started putting keywords in there. So like a lot of the keywords are just you know like CPC, CPT, ICD 10C, C.M. You can put all of those keywords in your skills area because you do have those skills from coding school and CareerStep actually gave us a sample resume so I incorporated some of the keywords from what I learned in school and I put that into my education session or education section and so yeah so I every job post is different. So you want to read it entirely and just pick out the keywords that you start to see a lot within the job post and then put that into your resume and it should bypass, you know, the computer when it goes through and analyzes your resume. But I will say you don't want to put stuff on your resume that you aren't familiar with, so don't just put that on there because it's showing up a bunch on the job post. Yeah