My apologies about the previous question. I didn't even realize it had been recording, but my name is Mia Engeling. I am originally from the Dayton area. I recently just graduated from OU and just moved to Columbus area and I'm looking for a position in a law firm to hopefully gain more experience and eventually go to law school and hoping this is kind of an entryway to that and make sure that's really what I want to do for my career. Four instances where I have been caring, competitive, professional, and strategic. Honestly at my other job I was a head manager at another bar. I had to have a conversation with an individual about her attitude and the way that she was talking to other employees, back of house employees, when and so there I had to have a sit-down meeting which is where the caring professional came in. I had to talk to her and tell her that it was unacceptable and we initially can't do our jobs without them, like correctly without them, and therefore she needs to have a better attitude at work and otherwise this is not the place for her. Competitive honestly every day because we where I work now is I'm still bartending in the Columbus area and we have sales goals and all of those things between different locations to where we all are competing against each other all of the time and strategic is when I'm talking to a customer at my job and I am trying to get them to ups I'm upselling or I'm trying to get them to buy the nicer version of the alcohol and it's honestly just the way that you talk to people and being caring and professional all at the same time but also getting to know them is very important.