A few skills or knowledge that might be helpful that aren't on my resume, I do have a background in health insurance representative. So I do have that understanding of medical terminology, working on the phone in office with customers to make sure that they completely understand what and who they are speaking to, making sure they understand what they're asking for. A lot of that ties into, you know, the research and knowledge that I have really been able to uphold. I'm able to find and synthesize information from a variety of sources that can assist customers. I can tailor my writing style to different audiences that might be helpful in crafting compelling emails, reports, or presentations, or clients, or colleagues. I also have a very big understanding of data analysis and communication. I can translate the information into a clear and concise report or presentation, making complex information understandable. I also have, you know, a multilingual capability. I am able to speak Spanish and Portuguese as well. When targeting a job that requires that type of communication, I'm a very valuable asset. I can translate between languages and understand cultural nuances. Also, you know, just being able to have that sense of humility when speaking to customers about insurance, I think is very important, you know, to display humility and compassion because sometimes people are going through a very big sense of, you know, just troublesome times and you have to be able to just relate to them on a personal level. And I think that definitely assists that something that isn't on my resume.