Well, it's a good question. I know that it's really important for junior attorneys to master time management and mental task skills independently, including how to prioritise the tasks. Also, following your senior's instructions, collaborating with other colleagues and meeting clients needs are really important matters, you know, especially in the law firm. So to prioritise the specific tasks I have answered in the first questions, there are four factors to be considered. First, I always ask the deadline of every task from the seniors, how much time I should spend on this task and how to there prioritise them. Secondly, you know, I need to know that whether there are other colleagues collaborate with me on this task together and how they allocate the time on this task. Third, you know, you pay attention to the needs and the possibilities of your clients. For example, whether they are patient or not, whether it only takes like several minutes to answer the client's questions and then you can just satisfy them very easily. And finally, based on the complexity of the tasks and to improve the efficiency, I always start like draft a legal memo on this difficult task because I was more energetic and can pay attention to the tasks easily in the morning. So finally, if I, so based on these factors, I will do my own schedule and leave some time flexible for emergency or other needs. And finally, if I assisted with several seniors and there's time conflict, I will let them know that what's my, what is my current task and my time left. So it's better for them to allocate my task and the time. Thank you for your listening. That's all. Thank you. Bye. 