While I personally feel that there are certain instances when we should exemplify all of these traits, or if not, the majority of them, I have four specific instances when I showed more of one trait than I did another. First, caring. In a previous role as an executive legal assistant, I was assisting with a small claims case. In one of the particular cases, there was an elderly resident that we believed was experiencing elder abuse by her daughter. Although we reported this, we wanted to make sure that we were doing everything in our power to ensure that she knew that she was being taken care of and to show that we cared about her and for her well-being. Second, competitiveness. As most law students are, I found myself to be more competitive while in law school than I was in any other degree I was pursuing. This is because as law students, we are pressured by needing to be the top of the class because ultimately we are competing for those top grades in the class, so it's important to be on the top of our game. Third, professionalism. I've been working in a professional career since 2017, so I understand the importance of needing to hold yourself to a certain standard while in the workplace. Working in the service industry specifically, we often get angry calls from residents or customers and sometimes it can be a little challenging because we have individuals that are raising their voice and acting a certain way, so it's important to be able to take a deep breath and not allow their energy to affect our own, and being professional means remaining calm even when those around you are not. Lastly, being strategic. Working in a professional setting means needing to problem solve when certain situations arise. While assisting with a small claims case, I was watching a witness speak on our behalf and I noticed that she was not being as helpful as she could be, so I contacted the attorney working on the case and provided him with a new witness that I felt would be more beneficial to the team. In doing so, we were able to correct some of the errors that had previously been made. Being strategic means thinking on the spot. Thank you.