I'm a very easygoing person and a very work-centric person. I've been working in hospitality for over 10 years. I do have experience in supervisory and management as well. I'm described as my coworkers as outgoing, strong-willed, confident, and attentive. I've been working since 2013. I first started working in Kohl's. I was a seasonal employee, didn't know too much about the workplace. I ended up getting hired at a job, a hotel, the Sheraton in downtown Fort Worth near Sundance Square. And I spent most of my growth in the hotel industry and growth as a person working at that job. I ended up moving all the way up from a sales agent in 2013. I moved up to becoming a VIP and club services leader. After that I received another promotion where I was made the front office supervisor for a couple months. Then I ended up moving out to Carrollton and I ended up working at the Westin Stonebriar right off 121. And I worked there for about a year and a half or two years. I was a sales agent there and I was also a night auditor, a temporary backup night auditor. And after that, currently I work at Budget Tweets of America right off 121 as well. I was a night auditor, but now I'm actually just a sales agent. So when it comes to anything regarding doing check-ins, check-outs, financial transactions, balancing funds, making sure everything's right, dropping all the money, I do have years of experience with doing that. I've done that for a while. I have been trained as well.