Prioritizing tasks can be very challenging in a fast-paced environment. Sometimes we don't get our document bags on time and sometimes we do have to assist with the rest of the team and just scanning and sorting packages. I always prioritize tasks by what needs to be, what can I be most effective at doing. If for some reason we don't get all our documents and there's nothing to do upstairs, we go downstairs in the warehouse and assist with inputs. And in return for this, sometimes we can get access to our bags because sometimes they're not always accessible because a big, it's called a ULD can, it's just a big aluminum can, can have many different packages and sometimes the bags are hidden in the back. So it always pays to help others out. When priorities change quickly, we are all very adaptable at doing so. Sometimes we have to load all our documents and we just run out of time there, but we still have documents to scan downstairs. So we all go down as a team and just finish everything out, even though it didn't go as planned because we ideally want to process and load the documents in our own cans. Sometimes they do end up with the cans of all the other packages when they are being reloaded. But we just adapt and work with the team to make sure it happens. Sometimes I'll be scanning and I'll be in a zone and we'll get more bags. I will stop what I am doing to bring more bags up on the belt, even though it would be easier for me to just stay and keep scanning. I always assist and help the team dumping bags, just making sure that I will always stop what I'm doing if there's something with a higher priority.