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This means looking out for when and where employees have logged in from - for example late at night or from strange locations.

"That kind of startled her, so she woke up and she looked out her bedroom window at the side. The next thing there was just a big explosion."

Brought in under a weight of expectation, with big boots to fill, Bompastor has always remained calm and never looked out of place.

"You look out from the hillside and it's like a load of ants crawling out on to the sandbar," he said.

He was effusive and wide-eyed, looking out into an audience hanging on his every word.