My references, if you were to call them, would basically agree on several different points. First of all, that I'm very much of a perfectionist. I like to make sure that everything is done to a T. All my I's are dotted, T's are crossed. I also am very persistent. I do not like to say the words, I don't know, especially to a client. That is the worst position I feel like you can be put in. I want to make sure that I am prepared, that I know what I'm doing, and that I am always the fount of knowledge for the client because that's where they get their sense of comfort, is feeling like they know that the person that they're dealing with on the phone, in person, however it may be, knows what they're talking about. They know what they're doing. I have exhibited that trait in every job that I've had, and I also have always tried my best to master and achieve more than I've done the day before. I'm positive. I always have a positive attitude towards things, and I enjoy being a team player, although I also enjoy working on my own, but what I like to do is when I work on my own, I like to take what I've learned and what I've accomplished and bring it to the team, and hopefully expand upon the group knowledge, lead where I can lead, and assist where I need to assist. I'm very much a team player. There's no isolated person who can achieve everything on their own. We all need help, and we all need to help each other to achieve a common goal, and in any kind of firm setting, that common goal is our client's wishes and our client's needs. We need to achieve that as efficiently and as professionally as possible.