In my last position, voter canvassing, we were assigned goals of reaching people in residential neighborhoods to convince them to vote. This would look like us going around knocking on doors and essentially reading off a few survey questions in order to basically convince them and assign or ascertain who they're voting for and how they're voting. We were oftentimes given goals of reaching at least 80 different people per day, and so this will look like us knocking on quite a bit of doors. 80 was the minimum requirement, and so I figured in order to reach and overachieve on those goals, I had to basically create a few personal rules for myself, such as really not spending any longer than 60 seconds on one doorstep to ensure that I'm reaching as many doors as possible, and also the creation of my own personal script that enabled me to read off survey questions easier, much quicker, and much more concise and efficiently, and also to persuade people much more efficiently on really the idea of voting itself.