Yeah, one of my first positions that I held was a summer intern. I mentioned it briefly in one of the previous questions over at Arthur J. Gallagher National Brokerage Firm. It was a sales-based opportunity where I was able to gain the skills needed for a sales position but also deal with a lot of current clients. It was really my first introduction to a real-world kind of job, a real business opportunity. Really helped me grow. Moving on, I was also at Trophy Lake, which was a golf course. Really nice people that I was able to work with. I was able to gain a lot of customer service-type skills, really able to help people, especially in a fast-paced environment. Next, I was at the University of Washington Recreation, another fast-paced environment, dealing with a lot of people on a day-to-day basis. Working at the gym on campus can always be a struggle. It's always busy. So really, I was able to deal with a lot of people. Then moving into my internship, Copiers Northwest, a lot of sales-based items I was dealing with. Really learning how to cold call, really dealing with how to manage my time. Moving into my current position, AristaPoint, I'm also dealing with current clients, dealing with a lot of sales-based aspects, and dealing with how to manage my time, which is why I think I'd be a great fit. I have a lot of time management skills. I'm very organized. I have this drive and eagerness to succeed.