I believe I have many strengths in my toolkit. I think probably the one that I believe is the strongest would be my ability to build rapport easily and quickly. I'm an active listener. I'm a problem solver. So whenever I interact with someone, especially within a professional role, I like to understand what their whys are, what they're looking for, whether it be within the service or the business that I am offering to them. So it takes time to be able to listen to the person's needs, listen to their wants, sometimes listen to their background, their story, where they're coming from, because it gives you an idea of not only how to gauge their personality, but to gauge how your service or how you're offering can help them. So I, for whatever service that I represent, and again, that comes into actively listening to key statements or things that the prospect may say or the candidate might say in terms of what their needs are. So when you're able to match a need to a service, a position, or a product, it only comes from you being able to identify what that person has stated that their needs are. So I believe that that's always been my strength. It's always served me well, and it has been something that has catapulted me in my success in the various roles that I've been in.