What is it Like to Work for the Infamous Al Davis Coach Lane Kiffin?

It is no secret that this off season there was reportedly a target on Lane Kiffin's back with Raiders owner Al Davis' finger on the trigger, but seemingly (hope I am not talking too soon), things have cooled down for the second year coach out of USC.

Although the Kiffin hasn't been canned just yet, it didn't stop some reporters from asking a question that everyone pretty much knows the answer to, but no coach for the Raiders from years past would dare spill the beans about, "Describe working for Al Davis?".
All Raiders fans know, not assume, that Al Davis will ride you as hard as possible to get the Raiders back to title contenders and take certain liberties controlling the team that the head coach should be doing, but gets pushed aside.
Well, when Kiffin was asked this question he responded by saying, "I need a sip of water", while crackin' up a little bit (at least he has a sense of humor about it).
Chuckles aside, Kiffin said, "It's very unique, He's an owner who is very hands-on, prides himself on his knowledge of football. It's not the easiest job. I know people have left because of that. Al is very demanding. At the same time, he is someone who has done a lot of things in this league — coach, (AFL) commissioner, owner — and has a lot of knowledge."
I think I am really starting to like this cat! He knows that Al Davis is a bit of an ass when it comes to running the team, but he still sticks with the game plan and from the looks of the roster so far and we still have about 5 months of tweaking it, signing more players and possibly making some deals, it is looking like a good possibility that the Raiders will be a force to be reckoned with in the AFC West.
He is no Jon Gruden (by far my favorite Raider coach), but I think he will start to get on the good side of all Raider fans next season.