An example of a time in which I went beyond my employer's normal job expectations to get a job done, two examples come to mind. The first example would have to be the time, during the time that I spent in South Africa, Cape Town specifically. I was there working as an intern for a nationally known organization and we were going into impoverished communities and doing workshops with healthcare workers. My job was to facilitate, put together a workshop that essentially spoke to those individuals and kind of helped desensitize them to dealing with situations within the healthcare field, situations they were unfamiliar with. So with that being said, I am an American and I am new, even though those individuals that I was working with or working for spoke English, it was maybe the third or fourth tongue of language that they spoke. And so, you know, my employer essentially just wanted me to kind of just be there, provide assistance, you know, and speak during my portions of the workshop. And we ran into some obstacles in which she was kind of wondering how to get around. And essentially what I did was I went and I got more personal, more social, sat down and had conversations with the individuals that we were doing workshops with, kind of figuring out a way in which to give them the information that they would understand and to receive it better, because otherwise it wouldn't have been efficient, it wouldn't have been, it wouldn't have worked. And so my, the person over my internship was very, very impressed with the way I just kind of took charge and kind of really delved into getting to know those individuals. And I was able to cater and pivot and make the presentation more fitting to what they would understand, something that they would be able to easily more comprehend using different vernacular and different phrases of that nature. And so that was one of the greatest experiences of my life. And it taught me a lot about how to, you know, how to get around a tough situation and how to better cater to a demographic that you're unfamiliar with. And I got rave reviews. And essentially we were able to create a program in the workshop that everyone was able to understand, and they absolutely loved it.