So, I'm sure all candidates bring something to the table that's different than others. For me, I'd say that I basically started working when I was 16, full-time, and I was in school at the time, of course, and since then I've basically been working full-time and juggling different schooling and things like that. But I've always started at any new job that I've started, I've always kind of started as a new, meaning that I didn't have experience in that specific field, maybe I had some customer service experience or some experience that was similar, but I didn't have experience with this exact field, and I've always learned and started from the bottom, and I've always moved up in any new job that I've had. When I was 16, I was just working in a grocery store as just a stalker and stuff like that, and I ended up moving by the time I was 19, I think, or 18 or 19, I was an assistant customer service manager, handling a lot of high-end orders and dealing with VIP clients and dealing with payroll, and so I learned on the job about customer service and payroll and handling issues and dealing with all that kind of stuff and selling products, ordering products and stuff like that, and then in the current job that I work for, which is a legal office, I started also, and I moved up, and I didn't have any knowledge of legal things or courts or dealing with lawyers or anything like that beforehand, there were other jobs in between as well that I always was able to learn fast, so I definitely think I'm a fast learner, and I'm very open to learning things, I do have a lot of experience with computers and technology and dealing with people, but I also am open to learning new things, and I'd like to say that I'm a very fast learner.