1. Adaptability:

I've had to learn local customs and social norms. Trust me, I have faced the challenge of figuring out how to bow in Japan. My ability to learn and adapt will help me understand and fit into your company culture and norms.

2. Cultural Awareness:

After living with an array of cultures, I've become a mini–United Nations of understanding and communication. This is useful for helping teams form strong bonds and work towards a common goal.

3. Broadened Horizon:

I've learned that 'normal' is just a setting on the dryer. This realization has equipped me with an innovative mindset ready to bring fresh out-of-the-box ideas to your company.

4. Self-Awareness:

Through my experiences, I've uncovered strengths I didn't know I had. Moving alone to multiple countries, I've had to figure out basic things like how to order coffee or get my hair cut. (Alright, there was one time when after 20 minutes in the chair I realized it was time to just shave it all off.) I've become extremely comfortable with being in a fog of uncertainty, working through the process to figure things out, and eventually emerging into the light.

5. Continuous Improvement:

Journeying through unfamiliar territories has honed my ability to adapt and improve. This relentless pursuit of excellence fosters continuous learning, unique problem-solving, and refinement in my work. I thrive in pushing boundaries and discovering new ways to enhance existing processes.