I started working when I was 15 and 6 months. I worked with my aunt. My first job was with my aunt, and she started a nursing agency. I was with her from the ground up, from 1 to 2 clients to 300 clients. I was the answering person, the care coordinator. I did interviews. I was the receptionist. I did clerical duties, then I went to administrative assistant. I also helped her with her payroll sometimes, so I have a little bit of knowledge about QuickBook. I have Microsoft experience, of course, Excel, Word, Teams. I also worked with, recently, I worked with Maxim Healthcare from 2017 to 2022 when they closed down in December, when the office closed down in December, the office that was in Atlanta. I used to work there as a CNA, as well as a care coordinator, and on call, you know, to take phone calls during the night when needed, but it was just PR and tech job for care coordinators and for PR and for the, you know, on call, but it was really, really fun. I believe that my job experiences will help me to be a better person for this job. I also work night shifts with my other jobs that I've had. I've been a night owl forever, so I can stay up. I work 12 hours. I'm used to long hours, so 12 hours, I've worked 16 hours before, and I've worked in answering phone calls, sending emails, faxes, replying back to messages, texts, family members' phone calls, so I believe these experiences has helped me and will help me in my job with Cooper Insurance Agency, Inc.