That's an interesting question. Based on my internship experiences, I believe my supervisor might say that I can be overly detailed or rented sometimes. For example, during my time at AnYong, I often spend extra time triple checking data and the reports before submitting them. While this attention to detail ensures accuracy and quality, which is crucial in financial services, it sometimes means I took longer than necessary to complete tasks. However, I've learned to balance this trait by setting appropriate timeline for different tasks based on their importance and urgency. For instance, during my internship at Lieping, I developed a system to efficiently screen resumes, CVs, and others while still maintaining attention to key details. This helped me to process over 100 resumes while ensuring we didn't miss qualified candidates. I believe this characteristic, while it might occasionally frustrate as a supervisor in terms of speed, is actually valuable in insurance sales. Because when dealing with clients' financial security and future, being meticulous about the details and accuracy is crucial. It helps prevent mistakes in policy selection and ensures the clients receive the most appropriate coverage for their needs. Moreover, I always open to feedback and actively work on improving my efficiency while maintaining high standards of accuracy.