What I think separates me from other candidates would be my ability to problem solve. I have a pretty decent intelligence. I was the youngest person accepted into the academic accelerated program in the state of Illinois, back in the day, of course, there's probably been somebody younger since then. And not because I answered every question correctly, but the way that I problem solved my way through the questions that I didn't know the answers to. I love to learn new things, and I'm eager to absorb new knowledges, and then of course put my perspective on those issues to help improve what I find needs improvement, or, you know, think that I find. I'm also very good at taking input, so if I need correction or somebody finds something that I could do better, I'm more than willing to take that criticism, because to me it's a learning opportunity, and I really enjoy learning new things. So outside of that, I've also been told that on the phone I have a pleasant phone voice. I'm not sure how well it's coming over a recording, but I've been told that that has helped soothe a lot of irate, upset customers. And when I was office manager for Photographer's Edge, every escalated call came to me, and I think I calmed down at least 99% of the people and were able to correct their problem.