The biggest challenge I had to face in my last position was learning a new set of skills. I had to learn a new field of law. And I did not know immigration law at all, but I thought it would be a good way to learn a new set of skills and to just learn something new. And it was amazing. So what I've learned was how to... I learned about immigration law and I learned how to be precise and how to edit documents and how to proofread, even if it's just the smallest detail, how to change it. Also I've learned to just be more precise in my work as a whole. I did start off slow and over time I did progress into a faster pace because I was becoming more knowledgeable, more confident within my work. And also it allowed me to have time management skills where I was able to work very fast pace. I was ready to edit documents and give great customer service to clients. Also I was able to take on leadership roles when we had tight deadlines and maybe last minute assignments. I was able to work fast pace because I was so confident and I was knowledgeable. And I had a great set of new skills that I was ready to showcase to my team members and also to the attorneys and my supervisor. So I think it's all about just wanting to take the time to be knowledgeable, wanting to take the time to learn and using those set of skills, not only will I use those skills in this position, but when I become an administrative assistant, I will use