So, my experience with using Office software is, I would say that I'm proficient. I know the basics such as Outlook and PowerPoint, but at the company that I was at, we used a mailing system called CLS, where we basically tracked down all the clients that we were working with and just keeping track of that client and the documents and what goes in and out of said person. Me for instance, since I worked in the garnishment department, I had to use that just to see the updated work cards of their garnishment. I also used a system called Maxfall, which it stores all the mail that comes through that was from the admin department, and basically what we did was just we code and index things that was needed, just typing in just a file and describing what the file was. For example, if I come across an affidavit, I would just label it as affidavit and then the file number and it would just submit and that would just go through our system. I am not actually experienced with CRM systems, but I am pretty affluent about things such as Excel. I would say my Excel skills is proficient as well because while I didn't really do any data entry related, I am familiar with how the app works, which is Excel. I have to just input certain spreadsheets. The spreadsheets wasn't really numerical. It was more so upon just basically giving information to said person so they can prepare the garnishment and start that process, which is preparing the garnishment so we can give to the attorney so they can sign off on it and we can just send it to the courts. I would say that I'm good with Word and I'm basically pretty proficient in anything that has to do with Microsoft and those are my experience with Office software at my job.