The skills that I bring or can bring to this job is, one, project management. Knowing how to use Microsoft 360 and the different applications within it, like Excel, to lay out a project, lay out project tasks, when those tasks need to be done, monitor those progress of the SAS to see if they're 5%, 10%, 20%, or 100% completed by the due date. And if it's not completed by the due date, how much time it's going to run over the due date. And then even within those tasks, assign individual people to either spearhead that SAS or be a collaborative effort of more than one person. I also bring data analysis skills. Know how to take some raw data, analyze it to see how we can improve on maybe time management or time card. Punching in and punching out as an example. I mean, that's just an example of raw data. Auditing. Yes, always auditing your system because a system can be improved over the years because things don't stay the same day in and day out. With technology changing, you have to audit your current systems and make sure they're up to date and the information they're providing is accurate. And if it's not, then tweak it where it needs to be tweaked. Multitasking. Today, life, personal and professionally, there is more than one task going on. At the same time, you need to be able to juggle both balls and get everything done. I think life is more interesting when you do more than one thing at the same time. Quality insurance. In doing auditing, data analysis and having multiple tasks going on at the same time, you still need to do it with quality and accuracy. Being a team collaborate. I don't like to work on a solo project all the time on an island. Sometimes you need to be in a team, get some input and some different perspectives to make things go.