When I was working at a personal injury firm, I had a client who threatened to kill himself to me over the phone. This is somebody that I'd grown to have a pretty good working relationship with and for him to tell me that, I had to sit down and speak with him a lot, had to really see where he's coming from to dissuade him from doing something like that and also to sign the settlement agreement that we agreed upon. Eventually, I like to believe that my discussions with him help save his life and help get his case finally closed. That's where caring can really come into play to help the firm. Competitive, there was a legal assistant that I was working with at that same firm and we were both eyeing a promotion. We both put in 110% effort but I think I edged her out just a little bit. I gave better mediation briefs, I turned in assignments faster, I did the research a little bit better and it ended up working out favorably for me. Professional, I mean I'm professional every single time I come to the office. I try to do the work as quickly as I can, as efficiently as I can, with as much accuracy as I can and I like to have good relationships with the people around me but I never let things get too close. I think that's very unprofessional that I've seen other people do. Strategic, I have, well there's multiple times where when you work at a law firm where you get swamped with assignments, especially when one of the lawyers quits suddenly and one of the strategies that I've learned is how to prioritize certain tasks over others and when it's time to delegate responsibilities to somebody else or to ask help from other people just in general, the key to a winning strategy I believe is your team and there's been multiple instances where I've been working in offices and having your team have your back is the key to my strategy almost on a daily basis.